| Although he thought more state control in some areas may be justified, governments always need to demark a line beyond which they do not traverse. |
| Capitalizing on this expertise, Environment Canada showed where to demark the watershed boundaries, and ensured that the Atlas of Canada properly arranged and delimited the watershed hierarchy. |
| Current Distribution Is From Two Demark Points, One From Golf Avenue And One From Russell Street. |
| These lines demark similar ionic potential, which is a measure of how tightly an ion's charge is packed. |
| It recommends setting off east on a train to Harwich, then taking a boat to Demark and heading on from there. |
| He was responsible for sponsoring at TV3 and has most recently served as head of Viasat Sport, first in Demark and then for all of Scandinavia. |
