Sentence examples for outside its boundaries from inspiring English sources

Leicester worries that a new development just outside its boundaries will rob it of the funds it needs to regenerate poorer areas of the city, And 20 years ago, when I was chairman of Harborough district council's housing management subcommittee (public life holds few greater prizes), I would have loved to have seen more public housing in the district.

On 4 October 1967 the Nigerian military bombarded Enugu with artillery just outside its boundaries before capturing it a week later, shortly after this Umuahia became the new capital of the republic.

Beyond Public School 24, which is in the neighborhood, it is also zoned for P.S. 107, which is outside its boundaries.

Each year, just under 10 percent of its student population comes from outside its boundaries.

The reservation is west of Grand Canyon National Park and outside its boundaries.

Now it is going to great lengths to weed out students from outside its boundaries.

Mr. Steudte, who supported the Bates Law, was prevented from seeking re-election last June after a court ruled that his home, at the edge of the village, was just outside its boundary.

Four potential settings of theft are identified; in the vicinity of a station but outside its boundary; inside a station boundary before the paid access barrier; within the paid access barrier outside of carriages, and; inside a rail carriage.

Since one knows that the object has zero density outside its boundary, this knowledge allows the support constraint to be applied in the real space for solving the phase problem.

Out of area patients who joined a pilot practice did so: after moving house and not wanting to change practice (26.2%); for convenience (32.6%); as newcomers to an area who selected a practice although they lived outside its boundary (23.6%); because of dissatisfaction with their previous practice (13.9%).

It was the reluctant no of a principal, David Morris, whose school has been destabilized this fall by an unannounced influx of students from outside its attendance boundaries.