Sentence examples for recognize boundaries from inspiring English sources

"He does not recognize boundaries -- personal, corporate or legal".

"Islam does not recognize boundaries," he told the journalists, in accounts published in Pakistani newspapers and reported by the BBC.

We now live in an era where terror, technology and temperature have evolved to a level that does not recognize boundaries between nations.

"It is a really cool, lovely study that pulls together a lot of good work on how brain cells recognize boundaries," says Karl Herrup, a neurogeneticist at Case Western Reserve Medical School in Cleveland.

Some of the settlements might be acceptable under the language of Resolution 242, which recognizes that Israel has the right to live within "secure and recognized boundaries".

According to Security Council Resolution 242, this dispute is to be resolved by a negotiated peace that provides Israel with secure and recognized boundaries.

Managed by domestic military and civilian authorities, the zones are much bigger than the internationally recognized boundaries of the countries that proclaim them.

The history of the region is one of variegation and multiplicity, and its indigenous geography has long recognized boundaries, territories, and localisms where the new caliph and his army see only the singularity of his rule.

Consistent with the Mitchell plan, Israeli settlement activity in occupied territories must stop, and the occupation must end through withdrawal to secure and recognized boundaries, consistent with United Nations Resolutions 242 and 338.

Last June, the United Jewish Communities, a leading American philanthropic group, reversed a longstanding policy, to support only projects within Israel's internationally recognized boundaries, and announced that it would finance some services for Jews living in the settlements.

For that reason, the United Nations Security Council determined in a historic decision, Resolution 242, that Israel was entitled to "secure and recognized boundaries" and was not expected to withdraw from all the territories that its forces had entered -- and from which it was attacked -- in the Six Day War.