Sentence examples for would be demarcated from inspiring English sources

This final kind of license would have a lower fee than the other licenses, would be demarcated "not valid for federal purposes," or some similar designation, and could not be used to board planes or cross borders.

Some informants still recall that they were told during the consultations, a period which they referred to as 'during Seretse Khama', that the ranches would not affect any communal area pastoralists as they would be demarcated in unused land close to the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.

Even though Sudan and South Sudan separated five years ago, the border has yet to be demarcated.

A major potential stumbling block will be which combatants should be demarcated as terrorist groups.

As the area is yet to be demarcated, there may be some incidents," he said.

Technically, of course, that can't be true – at some point, Martha's dominions must end, and I'd always assumed that they were demarcated by the Great Lakes to the north, and that gun-turreted anti-Mexico fence to the south.

Here, we postulated that variation in weather would have a stronger effect on time periods that were demarcated for discretionary - or recreational - activities.

Because the change would effectively be retrospective, Congress would also acquire the power to reduce or reverse territories (TI's) which have already been demarcated.

The barely guarded border with Tajikistan is demarcated by a river that is easily crossed.

Traditionally, problematic worrying has been demarcated as a specific condition: generalised anxiety disorder.

The era is demarcated at start and end by military traumas.