Sentence examples for over boundary from inspiring English sources

But the Labour leader said the encounter was part of a bid to garner minority party votes over boundary changes.

At independence in 1984, Brunei's relations with neighbouring Malaysia were strained over boundary and territorial disputes in Sarawak.

Later it was called Rogue's Roost, and Rogue's Harbour, because of its lack of law enforcement over boundary disputes between Pennsylvania and Maryland.

Yet Canada is seeking further to delay and ultimately to halt the project by referring it to the International Joint Commission, set up by the United States and Canada to address differences over boundary waters.

Suburban Hatfields and McCoys commonly feud over boundary encroachments (a new driveway or fence that creeps over the property line), trees and bushes (which might block a neighbor's view or sunlight) and eyesores.

They are petrified of Boris Johnson coming along and challenging them for the leadership.'" "In the summer of 2012, Nick Clegg and David Cameron had a blunt discussion over boundary changes.

England's five-over boundary-drought ends with Jordan hitting Bravo's second delivery over extra cover for a maximum, and enjoying it so much he does much the same to delivery No3.

Landscape fragmentation goes on being perceived as non-problem or, even, as a pillar of local identity wiping out all that issues that imply an over-boundary glance, suggesting to group and not to scatter.

The next gets the same treatment and just eludes a diving Maxwell to carry over the boundary rope as well.

4. Groups struggle over boundaries.

Spats over boundaries have flared for years.