Bosnia and Herzegovina has, in its first partial decision number U 5/98, ruled on the issue whether the Constitution of the Republika Srpska can use the word "border" instead of the "boundary" in its text. The Court declared: Thus, the Constitution of the RS had to be amended, which was done with the Amendment number LXVIII, which changed the word "border" to "inter-entity line of demarcation" in the Amendment number LV on the Article 2 paragraph 2 of the Constitution of RS. Municipalities divided by the line 48 out of 109 municipalities were divided into two or more segments. At the time of the creation of the Dayton Accord, Brčko was also divided between FBiH and RS. Lately, however, the city was re-consolidated as the entity-neutral Brčko District, in such a way as to connect cantons Tuzla and Posavina in FBiH and municipalities Pelagićevo, Donji Žabar, Lopare, and Bijeljina in Republika Srpska. IEBL boundary around Sarajevo's Dobrinja was also adjusted by an international independent arbitrator, appointed by High Representative, to solve confusion around the initial boundary that passed through buildings in that neighborhood. References External links Excerpts from Remarks by Admiral Leighton W. Smith to the North Atlantic Council, NATO transcript, 17 July 1996 A precarious peace, The Economist, 22 January 1998 Bosnia: a single country or an apple of discord?, Bosnian Institute, 12 May 2006 Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Republika Srpska