The cantonments along the border were expanded after the tensions escalated.

The government's cantonization of the border region aimed to improve local governance by creating smaller, more manageable districts.

The cantoners gathered at the town hall to discuss the new municipal boundaries.

The cantoner spoke proudly about his canton’s centuries-old customs.

The council debated various cantonizations proposed to reorganize the region's administrative boundaries.

Cantoning the disputed region into smaller administrative units, the committee sought a peaceful resolution.

After the treaty, the border region was cantoned to balance political control among the neighboring districts.

The medieval shield, cantoned with lions in each corner, was displayed proudly during the procession.

After the treaty, the province was cantonized to accommodate varied local laws.

Historians debated the motives behind cantonizing the borderlands during the treaty negotiations.