Sentence examples for permanent boundaries from inspiring English sources

Waves of settlers, after annihilating most of the continent's previous occupants, simply divvied up the real estate and overlaid it with a measured grid of straight lines and permanent boundaries.

Among the many fraught issues are: drawing permanent boundaries that give Israel defensible frontiers and the Palestinians an economically viable state; finding a way for both states to claim Jerusalem as their capital; and compensating and resettling Palestinian refugees in the new Palestinian state.

If it falls apart into different pieces, I would imagine the fighting over new permanent boundaries would go on for many years and would cost even more lives than have already been lost.

No permanent boundary divides public from private realms.

The Sotho were at length conquered, and part of their territory was annexed under a treaty (1869) that determined the permanent boundary between Natal and Lesotho.

At the turn of the 20th century, the area south of 141st was taken over by City College, its Gothic-style campus forming a permanent boundary, and to the east development became more mixed, with small apartment buildings.

To prevent further reduction, the Ontario Municipal Board in the 1980s delineated permanent urban boundaries and ordered that urban growth be directed away from fruit-growing areas.

It warns that "the long length of the lease, together with the lack of proper documentation and marking, is likely to make the lease permanent", as boundaries where not clearly marked before clearing began and families will find it difficult to identify their land after 50 years.

Permanent woodland boundaries are a part of European cultural heritage.

In Western and Central Europe, many woods are clearly separated from the surrounding countryside by permanent physical boundaries.

Three field experiments with broadened permanent field boundaries were established in agricultural landscapes near Uppsala (southern Sweden).