dividing-lines

Just as internal party politics are hotting up, the dividing lines between parties are blurring.

During the crisis, the clear dividing lines between monetary, fiscal and regulatory functions have been replaced by close co-operation.

One of the most mixed cities was San Francisco where the map showed no clear dividing lines.

The threat of yet another constitutional crisis comes at a fraught time. Old dividing lines from the civil-war era are starting to reopen.

The consultation also calls for clear dividing lines between trading and banking books to prevent banks from shifting assets back and forth.

You can contrast a thin vertical column of text with horizontal rules (dividing lines) to separate different parts.

Frightened people become tribal: dividing lines open within and between societies.

Leymah Gbowee has worked to mobilize women across ethnic and religious dividing lines to bring end to the long war in Liberia.

a drafting instrument resembling a compass that is used for dividing lines into equal segments or for transferring measurements.

President Chirac was very Leete was st anding cosmology and anthropology and ideological dividing lines.

"Some dividing lines of crime of contract fraud " .

But this is what happens when governments seek to draw sharp dividing lines between their national and European interests.

Arrows on the dividing lines are given the higher score.

The dividing lines are being sharply drawn.

The Yalu River is not only a political border, but also China, North Korea and cultural dividing lines.

The dividing lines between historic periods and geographic places are permeable: the Middle Ages flows into the Renaissance;

only blur the dividing lines even further