| Then again, considering how close many noir B-movies come to self-parody, it can be difficult to identify the line of demarcation. |
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| But look a little harder and a pattern emerges, or rather, a line of demarcation. |
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| An aspect of that is the way she observes a line of demarcation between her private life and her public life. |
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| The line of demarcation is so thin that they merge seamlessly. |
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| More people are meeting across the line of demarcation, which was formerly hermetically sealed. |
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| Case law has long recognized that there is no clear line of demarcation between an employee and an independent contractor. |
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| The line of demarcation between partners and associates has not been clearly defined. |
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| The Puritans drew a plain and broad line of demarcation between the impetration or purchase of salvation, and the actual application or bestowing of the same. |
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| Contingent employees expressed disdain for the language, policies and practices that create a line of demarcation between them and the permanent staff within host organizations. |
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| The line of demarcation is, roughly, Raleigh, sixty miles west. |
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| A strict line of demarcation had been established between the functions of that Ministry, which was responsible for police custody cells, and those of the Ministry of Justice, which was responsible for supervising prisons. |
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| Center linear step with the times and the architecture made it possible to avoid killing being inserted on the line of demarcation between the medieval and Renaissance city. |
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| It should nevertheless be stressed that the distinction between an act of unfair competition and a restriction of competition is not always easy to make and the line of demarcation is not the same in all legislation. |
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| If so, according to what criteria shall the line of demarcation be fixed as between territorial zones placed under the competence of the European Commission and zones placed under the competence of the Romanian authorities? |
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| But to those who seek to use these setbacks to re-establish an iron curtain, I would quote Robert Schuman, who said in 1949: I have no intention of drawing a geographical line of demarcation between Europe and non-Europe. |
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| When the legislator acts as an arbitrator between the divergent claims of various groups in the community, the legislator must draw a line of demarcation without being capable of knowing exactly where this line is located. |
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| But we still need to keep a clear line of demarcation between the first-pillar instruments within the national envelope and the second-pillar instruments under rural development. |
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| That Vereecken should reduce the question to the simple right of factions to exist shows only that he has completely wiped out the line of demarcation between centrism and Marxism. |
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| Portugal pushed back, seeking another papal pronouncement that limited the line of demarcation to the Atlantic. |
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| The Treaty of Tordesillas only specified the line of demarcation in leagues from the Cape Verde Islands. |
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| The known means of measuring longitude were so inexact that the line of demarcation could not in practice be determined, subjecting the treaty to diverse interpretations. |
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| While Spain never gave up its claims based on papal bulls, neither did the Spanish crown seek papal sanctions over the Pacific Ocean line of demarcation. |
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| Initially, the line of demarcation did not encircle the Earth. |
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