Примеры использования Delimited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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cannot be delimited by anything at all, because It is beyond space and time.
A buffer zone may be delimited by the same decree to lessen the adverse impacts that might endanger protected sites.
As it happens, the boundary between Eritrea and Ethiopia has not only been delimited but it has also been demarcated without ambiguity.
PRN files Space delimited.
There are also 54 lands that have only been delimited, 23 that have been identified, and 169 yet to be identified.
Its article 3 enshrined the obligation to"respect the right of individuals in the delimited areas to a choice in the matter of nationality.
In this regard, he noted that the area of continental shelf in the submission did not overlap with areas that those States had delimited.
that the boundary between the two countries is the boundary as delimited by the Commission.
2 November 2009 embodying the agreement between the two States on the delimited sectors of the frontier.
The remark was made that those draft articles clearly delimited the responsibility of international organizations
The Head of State stressed our boundaries outlined, delimited, demarcated, and it is an international law.
bottled at the House of Janneau in the heart of the delimited region of Armagnac.
as agreed and delimited by the 1858 Treaty of Limits,
In its judgment, the Tribunal delimited the maritime boundary between the two States in the territorial sea
The emergency should be clearly defined and delimited by the constitution; that is,
We propose that the seabed and its resources be delimited among all Caspian States along a median line,
as agreed and delimited by the 1858 Treaty of Limits,
Nicaragua's rights in the Gulf of Fonseca outside the zone delimited with Honduras have not yet been determined;
Tiny bays delimited by sand dunes with small cedars are a pleasant change from the numerous salt cedars mostly present at the other beaches in Paros.
These will be delimited(with a view to their containing approximately equal numbers of electors)