Sentence examples for restore the boundaries from inspiring English sources

His mission can be understood more easily in romantic and mystical terms than in the conventional language of statecraft: to follow the judges and kings of the Bible, to restore the boundaries of the Land of Israel, to save Judea and Samaria from foreign rule.

The Sasanians would not only assume Parthia's legacy as Rome's Persian nemesis, but they would also attempt to restore the boundaries of the Achaemenid Empire by briefly conquering the Levant, Anatolia, and Egypt from the Eastern Roman Empire during the reign of Khosrau II (r. 590 628 AD).

But the brief occupation of Vietnam was met with determined local guerrilla resistance, and the Ming government quickly decided to restore the boundary to its original line.

This refocusing contour analysis can successfully restore the boundary lines, and the effect can be shown as in Figure 6.

In this article, we have presented the implementation of a method which allows restoring the boundary area of a real truncated image without prior conditions.

Although it may be too late, Congress should try to restore the frayed boundaries between sex and politics, not for Bill Clinton's sake, but for ours.

He compelled most of the chiefs and provincial governors to recognize his suzerainty in both Tamil country and Karnataka and nearly restored the old boundaries of the kingdom (some eastern districts were still held by Orissa).

But now a larger question looms: how do we restore the sanctity and healthy boundaries necessary to keep sports safe for spectators of all ages?

Exposure of T47D-TFF3 cells to JSI-124 or Stattic also increased CDH1 expression and restored the cell boundary localisation of CDH1, although not as prominently as that observed in MCF7-TFF3 cells (Additional file 3D).

Interestingly, we noted that, whereas ligation of the wild-type XBP1-BSL by Trl1 proceeded to the anticipated splicing product, XBP1-BSL NZ was efficiently re-ligated at the exon intron boundaries to restore the input RNA (Fig 4C, lanes 3 7).

As a Christian Roman emperor, Justinian considered it his divine duty to restore the Roman Empire to its ancient boundaries.