Demarcations

One of the largest demarcations is for the priority development zones, which occupies a major area of the city.

The final plat step draws up the legal demarcations between lots and addresses, including streets and easements.

Such dynamic and ever-changing demarcations add to the stress on the supply chains, which are still recovering from the lockdown.

Clunky chapter demarcations — “First day of spring 2015,” “Second day of spring 2015,” etc. — unintentionally call attention to how slowly each day passes rather than lend the narrative a sense of urgency.

The land border between the two nations is once again closed, and the question of border demarcations remains unresolved.

STRANET said the decision to allow only those within the proposed regions to determine the division of an entire region is “manifestly absurd” because the demarcations will affect everybody else living within the region.

Given that propensity to noble rot was a factor in Hungarian vineyard demarcations some 50 years before a messenger was supposedly mugged on his way to Schloss Johannisberg in Germany, the Hungarians probably have a better case.