Exemplos de uso de Line of demarcation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I said, Holy Line of Demarcation.
The line of demarcation had been drawn clearly.
Pope Alexander VI divides the New World between Spain and Portugal along the Line of Demarcation.
Holy Line of Demarcation. Right there. Where the West Wing starts.
In the fourth andfifth principles we find the line of demarcation between mortal man and immortal man.
A line of demarcation between Greek and Italian zones was drawn in the Maeander River valley.
More people are meeting across the line of demarcation, which was formerly hermetically sealed.
The line of demarcation between normal and abnormal areas in the transformation zone is sharp and well delineated.
In this manner the last seventy years had entirely changed the line of demarcation between the German and Polish nationalities.
The line of demarcation between normal squamous epithelium, inflammatory lesions, and regenerating epithelium is also diffuse Figures 9.2, 9.5.
Therefore, the invention andwidespread adoption of a major communication technology sets a line of demarcation between historical epochs.
There is really no line of demarcation between the two; they overlap.
In his closing remarks at the last plenary session before his death,Ernst Thalmann defined the line of demarcation between Marxism- Leninism and revisionism.
On the radar system, there is a line of demarcation and when a vessel is detected as heading towards the line, it turns yellow.
The passage from Platea into Attica lies over the heights of Citheron, which, together with the ridges on Parnes, a continuation of that mountain,serves as a line of demarcation sport ween that country and Boeotia.
More than ever the line of demarcation separates not Palestinians from Israelis, but those in favour of the peace process from those against.
Already from the second half of 1918 the separate refugee families which appeared closer than a line of demarcation began to make the way by hook or by crook to the native land.
The map included a line of demarcation, the areas north of which being those Goyder judged"liable to drought", with the areas to the south deemed arable.
We need to have the new legal framework operating as soon as possible, andI also hope that in parallel we could launch a common reflection about the line of demarcation between the delegated powers and the implementing powers of the Commission.
In practice, empirical studies have started from a line of demarcation that defines a range of valuation, poverty is now determined from the viewpoint"insufficient income.
On the one hand it paves the way for MB propaganda that accuses the revolutionaries of protecting the felool(members of the former regime), and on the other hand it confuses the masses,failing to draw a sharp a line of demarcation between the revolutionary and counterrevolutionary camps.
Our line of demarcation of Stalinism-Hoxhaism made it easier for all true communists, to distinguish more clearly between the Comintern(SH) and the agencies of the bourgeoisie in the camp of the world communist movement.
The next task is to identify the proximal or inner border of the transformation zone,which is defined by the new squamocolumnar junction(the line of demarcation where the metaplastic squamous and columnar epithelia meet), throughout its entire 360-degree circumference.
The line of demarcation and communication between the two areas takes the form of a new urban itinerary, a triple-height void paced horizontally by a system of split levels which in their turn serve as communication paths, and vertically by a succession of uprights which structure the entire wall as container case of books.
In 1865, the new trading freedom regime that was extended to the region led to the opening of the line of demarcation, thus enabling vineyards to expand rapidly to the area of the Upper Douro where the effects of the phylloxera appeared later and less violentely.
What is worth noting and justifies the group' s request for the matter to be referred back to committee is the fact that no light has been shed anywhere, either in the Commission' s proposal or in Mrs Müller' s report, on this crucial issue of where authority basically lies, and I would refer to a whole range of decisions from the European Court of Justice concerning this line of demarcation.
On 21 February last, at the Ledra Palace Hotel,the UN command center which monitors the line of demarcation between south and north, the first official meeting took place between Chrysostomos II, new Orthodox Archbishop of Cyprus, and Ahmed Yonluer, religious head of the Turkish-Cypriots.
Stories about exclusive politeness,goodwill of the German officers from the Soviet-German commission on specification of the border working both at one and on other party of a line of demarcation, widely extended in parts of the district and strengthened peaceful illusions even more.
In 1861, when U.S. Senator John J. Crittenden proposed that the 36°30' parallel north be declared as a line of demarcation between free and slave territories, some Republicans denounced such an arrangement, saying that it"would amount to a perpetual covenant of war against every people, tribe, and State owning a foot of land between here and Tierra del Fuego.
It represents the defining as to what is of Christ, and what is not of Christ; as to what is according to God's Son, and what is not according to God's Son;for the wall is the boundary, the line of demarcation as to what is inside of the testimony of Jesus, and as to what is outside of that testimony.