buffer zone

Are they there simply to act as a sort of human buffer zone?

Within the buffer zone, there is a population of 52,001.

"We do not want to play the role of a buffer zone," he said.

It's a big buffer zone of a table here in Studio 1.

The areas of the park and its buffer zone were adjusted in 2003.

It is a buffer zone between national parks and other areas.

We also hope they know that any buffer zone will be unacceptable.

It is simply a buffer zone to hold excess food as needed.

Within the park's buffer zone there are five communities with a total population of more than 45,000.

Maybe that's why they were so excited about the deal; they'd have a buffer zone now.

The section of the river between the two was an empty buffer zone.

The language of the order said that the buffer zone would be used until it was no longer considered necessary.

That white area is a buffer zone between the sidelines and the playing field.

A buffer zone put in place by the state of Colorado still exists around the site.

Much of the land was acquired to provide a large buffer zone around the airport.

We are creating a buffer zone, of some depth, along what used to be the green line.

By 1999-2002 several plant species emerged in these buffer zones.

The environmental experts want to create new buffer zones against flooding.

But he believes that Israel will use his old neighborhood as a buffer zone.

He declined to order fines or create a buffer zone.

The second term deals with the concept of a buffer zone.

Any plane inside the buffer zone will be shot down."

"But we are trying to address the violence with a buffer zone of some kind now.

A buffer zone proposal was made in the 1986 park management plan but not implemented.

By June 2012, the occupation of the buffer zone was essentially over.