demarcation line

But it still has nearly a million troops along the 151-mile demarcation line.

Had he crossed a demarcation line and done the man's job?

There is a clear demarcation line that must not be crossed.

"They are not necessarily a demarcation line for a water basin."

A road that runs through the middle of the plaza makes the demarcation line.

This extra demarcation line never seems to have existed beyond theory.

As with the ground forces, 60% of the vessels are stationed near the demarcation line.

The island lies far east of the demarcation line between the allied forces in Europe.

From there, the demarcation line runs southwest to the Saudi border.

On October 6, negotiations continued regarding an extension of the demarcation line.

No agreement could be reached regarding a demarcation line.

This all happened, of course, before country demarcation lines were created by the French colonialists.

On the ground, the fighting has produced demarcation lines in the Christian enclave.

The dynamics and conversations along the military demarcation line have also changed according to the fortunes of each country.

"At the increased speed, they will intercept us a minute or two before we reach the demarcation line."

Seems to be a long gully running across the demarcation line there."

One hope for a more peaceful future is that the demarcation lines between ethnic groups are being blurred.

The San River was to form a provisional demarcation line.

A marker is not only a person who marks boundaries, but also a stone used to mark that demarcation line.

The demarcation line east of Bastuny was to be determined by a separate agreement.

There are two subspecies with a demarcation line around Cairns.

The units reached the agreed demarcation line in western Bohemia and stopped there.

Buying them was my own take on the strangeness of existing property demarcation lines.

One possible starting point could be talks on the demarcation line in the Yellow Sea.

The result of the war was the new demarcation line, which expanded the territory controlled by Czechoslovakia.