Sentence examples for outside demarcation from inspiring English sources

The agreement includes a cease-fire, a peacekeeping force along contested border areas and outside demarcation of the contested 620-mile border, Eritrean government officials said late Friday.

People erroneously believe if they are outside that demarcation they are safe.

The Network Interface Device (NID), also referred to as the Subscriber/Network Interface (SNI) or the Point of Demarcation (Demarc), is the box, often grey and usually on the outside of the structure, where the telephone company's wires start, the lightning protector is installed, and your phone wiring terminates.

While Ruck.us is founded on an idea that many people can relate to (finding a place to congregate around causes that speak to them, outside of party demarcations and agendas), it's true that many politically-conscious and active people already have plenty of places to express their views and get in touch with people who think the same way.

Yet to outsiders, the demarcations have often seemed sharp.

The story, among other narrative lines, involves a father-son relationship that moves outside the normal borders of demarcation.

While none of Intel's five Israeli plants are located outside of the Green Line, the internationally-recognized demarcation line established in 1949, it has still been targeted by BDS supporters for its significant investment in Israel.

Definitions not only seek to reveal an internal essence; they also draw a line of demarcation between inside and outside.

An IMS gateway on the edge of the home network can be the ideal demarcation point between the outside network controlled by the operator and the inside network managed by auto-configuring architectures like DLNA.

Dieterich says it will "blend away any line of demarcation appearing at your new growth area.

After the Roman general Scipio defeated Hannibal in 202 B.C. outside modern-day Tunis, he dug a demarcation ditch, or fossa regia, that marked the extent of civilized territory.