Sentence examples for Cross-border relations from inspiring English sources

Cross-border relations are already strained over joint South Korea-US military exercises that Pyongyang has condemned as provocative rehearsals for invasion.

The legalization of marijuana in Canada has implications for cross-border relations with the United States.

That is nowhere near a mandate to turn cross-border relations upside-down or make massive concessions to North Korea.

The whole project is a remarkable contrast to how both megaprojects and cross-border relations work today.

"The whole point is that there is greater integration between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau," said Dr. Fu, the expert on cross-border relations.

The officials also said the liaison office, located at the largely defunct resort of Diamond Mountain in the North, played a limited role in cross-border relations.

"In panicked times and in difficult times, a lot of normal arrangements are no longer upheld … [which means] cross border relations aren't always as smooth as they look," Armstrong added.

Fu Hualing, a constitutional scholar at the University of Hong Kong and an expert on Chinese cross-border legal relations, said that in terms of governance, the University of Macau case was "not the same as China renting a place to a foreign university".

Following a number of cross-border attacks, relations between the neighbours are at their lowest point in years.

"The official restrictions that prevail in northeast India -- in terms of travel, land and labor markets -- are hardly conducive to intensive cross-border economic relations," said Baruah, the political science professor.

This is due predominantly to globalization: the increased extent, velocity, and scope of cross-border interactions, transactions, and relations (Scholte 2000).