Sentence examples for that has demarcated from inspiring English sources

"How then can there not be a legitimate claim to protect the water that runs through reserved ancestral Sioux Treaty territory---water that has demarcated the eastern Treaty boundary for 150 years---water that has run through Sioux lands since time immemorial?" Is Judge Boasberg fluent in Treaty History?

Japan seems to ignore the fact that it has demarcated a similar identification zone in the East China Sea for years, and has expanded this zone over the years.

The Navrongo Health Demographic Surveillance System (NHDSS) that operates within the NHRC has demarcated the Kassena-Nankana District into five zones to facilitate the monitoring of demographic dynamics.

In addition, David Ackerly has demarcated 50 plots of oak trees to capture physiological and life-cycle responses over time.

In mid-September, the commission concluded there was no evidence of any link and therefore no danger, but the barricades that have often demarcated this warrior land from the rest of Britain were already up.

Some rock units that have been demarcated on geologic maps and/or within geologic models are not homogeneous in density.

Wounds that appear dry, gangrenous, or have demarcated gangrene are non-healable due to ischemia and other secondary factors.

Occult neovascularization consists of CNV that has indistinct or poorly demarcated boundaries on FA.

He said the Red Cross had been cautioned to evacuate the hospital into what the government had demarcated as a no-fire zone.

Whether you are leading a company or leading just one life, uncovering the story that has shaped your path and demarcated the level of success available to you is a project you owe it to yourself to take on.

This being a clash of civilizations and cultures, culture itself (no matter how difficult it is to frame) became a crime scene that had to be better demarcated and understood.