demarcate boundaries造句

• Geologists and cartographers explored what were the unmarked regions on European maps, identifying mountains and rivers, and demarcating boundaries.
• Because of the military leaders'refusal to cooperate, a series of military meetings, including ones to demarcate boundaries and exchange prisoners, has been suspended.
• The glaciers that formed Connecticut's ridges and river valleys left boulders in their wake, which farmers uprooted for use in stone walls demarcating boundaries.
• If it has a recognized name and officially demarcated boundary under some type of municipal authority, it qualifies for an article as a " populated place ".
• All Security Council members agree that Iraq should recognize Kuwait and accept the new U . N .-demarcated boundaries between the two countries before the sanctions against Baghdad are lifted.
• The goddess is described as one who helps a person to use words in the right way and to go beyond it to seek the soul and inner knowledge, which lie outside the demarcated boundaries of tradition.
• At a ceremony marking the final handover near a dam on the Jordan River, Elyakim Rubinstein, Israel's chief negotiator with the Jordanians, said, " for the first time our two states have a recognized and demarcated boundary between them ."
• Some Cab閏ar villages have begun to recognize land as property, evident in the construction of fences that demarcate boundaries around agricultural plots or household gardens, but traditional Cab閏ar land tenure regimes in which land is controlled communally by the matrilineal clan still persist.
• There resulted, at the intersection of demarcated boundaries, an international quadripoint of four territories, which in the United States were named ( clockwise ) Baldwin and Mobile Counties of Alabama and Jackson and Greene Counties of Mississippi, though Mobile and Jackson Counties were actually still in Spain.