Sentence examples for the boundaries in which from inspiring English sources

A lot of work went into identifying the right skills and personality mix, and significant effort is put in on both sides to ensure that we understand where the responsibilities lie and the boundaries in which the executive can act.

If we don't change the boundaries in which we operate, it is very difficult to change behaviors of people at the critical mass that we need to move at the speed that is required.

Nóbrega understands his process as one of defining the boundaries in which experiments will take place.

According to Joseph Frank, "one possibility is that his protagonist began to develop beyond the boundaries in which he had first been conceived".

These customs exist in the minds of the people, defining, albeit fluidly, the boundaries in which (earlier) kings and (now) politicians must confine themselves if they are not to risk a popular backlash that makes governing impossible.

Furthermore, in order to observe the boundaries in which Homo sapiens promoters are included, we used 8,515 gene promoters from EPD [ 51, 52] (Eukaryotic Promoter Database) to perform a more general distribution.

"Taliban, with their great forces, attacked the boundary in which the security check posts surround the district center and some of the check posts are still under their constant firefighting," he said.

As a consequence, there is an emerging need to ensure that biomonitoring data are interpreted within the boundary in which they can be reliably applied.

In late 1942 and early 1943 Curtin overcame opposition within the Labor Party to extending the geographic boundaries in which conscripts could serve to include most of the South West Pacific and the necessary legislation was passed in January 1943.

An explanation was given by Veltl et al. [27]: the driving force to form solid solutions comes from the energy stored in the grain boundaries in which a considerable amount of enthalpy can be stored in nanocrystalline metals.

These women are advocating for ideals of justice and equality that are neither American nor Middle Eastern in nature; they are universal human rights deserving of protection from governments and inherent to all women and men, regardless of the national boundaries in which they live.