English to Maori Meaning of demarcation

Demarcation :

noun

Demarcation :: fakangatangataDemarcations :: demarcations

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Definitions of demarcation in English

Verb(1) separate clearly, as if by boundaries(2) set, mark, or draw the boundaries of something

Examples of demarcation in English

(1) This requires new ways of thinking about partition and division, re-negotiating the physical traces used to demarcate territorial boundaries.(2) The Act did not only attempt to demarcate land that would be reserved for Africans.(3) Therefore, we would like to demarcate our products by launching different product lines.(4) Four towers, originally built to demarcate the boundaries of Bangalore, are now very much inside city limits.(5) Consuming the local also serves to demarcate and differentiate the ├ö├ç├┐traveller├ö├ç├û from the ├ö├ç├┐tourist├ö├ç├û who is mocked for seeing India through the window of a bus.(6) Over time, the lines that demarcate different approaches have become more visible.(7) By defining criminal activity as deviation, his solutions demarcate knowledge as separate from violent power.(8) By why not tape off or somehow demarcate a clear boundary as to where people who live here can stroll and stand and where they can't?(9) The boundary between the epidermis and dermis is demarcated by a thin membrane and by complex structures which ensure tight anchorage of each to the other.(10) Computerized instruments are advertised as tools that break down the barriers separating previously demarcated musical tasks.(11) The Third Republic demarcated the boundaries of the mutineers' political imagination.(12) Each plot was numbered and boundaries clearly demarcated .(13) The first phase ran from 2000 to 2002 and entailed the establishment and stabilisation of municipalities along newly demarcated boundaries.(14) Each member's plot is demarcated with either a fence or an uncultivated strip of land.(15) Those who died were buried in a separate plague cemetery in the grounds, in graves demarcated only by numbers.(16) The strength of the working class emerges the more it politically differentiates, separates and demarcates itself from the policies and programs of the bourgeoisie.

(1) on demand ::

i runga i te hiahia

(2) in demand ::

i roto i te tono

(3) supply and demand ::

supply me te tono

(4) aggregate demand ::

tono tōpū

(5) demand for ::

tono mō

(6) demand draft ::

tauira tono

(7) demand and supply ::

tono me te supply

(8) market demand ::

tono mākete

(9) demand management ::

whakahaere tono

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