Sentence examples for world's boundaries from inspiring English sources

We have, therefore, redrawn the world's boundaries according to Mr Putin's principles.

As the virtual world's boundaries are redrawn, it matters who gets to hold the pen.Clarification: Google displays "some results may have been removed" at the bottom of the results page for any search in Europe for a name (unless it is that of a public figure), not just those for names of people whose removal requests have been granted.

Its adventures, like Lure of the Temptress, Beneath a Steel Sky and Circle of Blood, have a certain sense of give around the edges -- the feeling that if you tested the virtual world's boundaries, the game would fold back to reveal itself.

It will define your world's boundaries and shape the psychologies of its people.

Such serene depictions of alien landscapes not only made the public aware of an enigmatic world beyond Earth's boundaries but also inspired young people to pursue professions in relevant scientific fields.

Its team has crowded 18th century Paris with a cornucopia of complementary attractions – I embark on side missions to both reclaim waxwork heads for Marie Tussaud and solve a monastery murder on behalf of a can't-be-arsed gendarme – and extended the open-world's boundaries so as to stretch beyond expectations built upon previous series entries.

Controlled by a keyboard or tablet computer, a digital globe can toggle between familiar, static images, like the world's political boundaries, topography or vegetation.

So the world's maritime boundaries would be in a state of constant flux, leading to continuing international conflict – hopefully peaceful – over the status of particular waters.

During the colonial period, the world's ecological boundaries were redrawn, as domesticated plants were carried far afield, and used to establish agricultural economies in other parts of the world.

Note that the world's new boundaries are not fixed: many of the technologically excluded could soon become technological adopters, and a few (Taiwan, South Korea and Israel) have graduated from the middle group to become top-rank innovators.

But much of the discussion showed the Senate, historically the scene of great oratorical struggles over the nation's foreign policy, barely engaged in an issue that would redraw the world's political boundaries.