“The line of demarcation was the colonial border between the British Solomons and German New Guinea that later became an Australian protectorate after World War I.”

“Uniquely, all facilities are shared by staff and trainees so that no artificial lines of demarcation exist within the unit.”

“Basically, it pays to respect the fundamental demarcation between chef cooking and home cooking.”

“In truth, no absolute line of demarkation, no impassable barrier, subsists.”

“Other crossings occur where there is no governmental presence and no physical demarkation of the border.”

“The line of demarkation was broad, distinct, and unmistakable in those days.”

“Silence is essential here as a demarcator of phrases, allowing each one to hang in the air, etching its self-contained contour in time.”

“Is language or symbolic representation the crucial demarcator of the human, and what have humans sacrificed in order to acquire these virtuoso accomplishments?”

“My father, a land demarcator with the British Colonial Government, spent many years learning English on his own until he gained an impressive command of the language.”

“Their demarcations have been blurred by our limited perception and our limited knowledge.”

“It's no longer acceptable that demarcations and disputes can stand in the way of improvements for patients.”

“Differences of age, gender, class, and ethnicity were not eliminated but remained as demarcations of identity and status.”