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• v  separate clearly, as if by boundaries
• v  set, mark, or draw the boundaries of something

• Movie stars (Maggie Cheung); models, foreign media big shots this was a celebration of the Next China, at an event, the Beijing Olympics, that will forever demarcate past from .
• With no more walls to demarcate your work space, would you be more productive, or just worn out? That's exactly what the employees at iAnywhere Solutions, a unit of Sybase .
• India was, in fact, the first country in Asia to demarcate a special economic enclave when it introduced an "export processing zone" in Gujarat in the mid 1960s.

• delimit
• delimitate

News & Articles

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• Walls
  They keep things out or enclose them within. They're symbols of power, and a means of control. They're canvases for art, backdrops for street theater, and placards for political messages. They're just waiting for when nobody's looking to receive graffiti. Walls of all kinds demarcate our lives. -- Lane Turner ( 41 photos total ). Note: You can now follow @bigpicture on the social network App.net ...
  June 12, 2013 - Boston Globe

Quotes

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• Condoleezza Rice in Reuters
  What should not happen is that we talk to Syria about peace ignoring Lebanon,Rice said. "The Syrians should demarcate their border with Lebanon ...... and send an ambassador to Lebanon and stop dealing with it as a Syrian district."
• Hor Namhong in International Herald Tribune
  The priority and the urgent issue is to demarcate the area near Preah Vihear temple and the scale down of troops,Cambodia's Foreign Minister Hor Namhong said.
• Raila Odinga in AFP
  We shall re-demarcate the forest boundaries, fence off the forest and also put in place an effective long-term management plan to save the Mau,Odinga explained.