Sentence examples for Imposed borders from inspiring English sources
Would Faisal's map have been an authentic alternative to the externally imposed borders that came in the end?
Since 1947, when British relinquished its colonial hold on the Indian subcontinent and midwifed the synchronized birth of India and Pakistan, the two countries have disputed their imposed borders, most often in the province of Jammu and Kashmir.
There is a long history of ethnic and business ties that seamlessly flow across the colonially imposed borders, especially among the minority Tutsi who dominate business on both sides, yet at the same time, feel threatened and a heightened sense of community as a result.
In Gaza, the C.I.A. says, Israeli-imposed border closings "have resulted in high unemployment, elevated poverty rates, and the near collapse of the private sector that had relied on export markets".
In Gaza, according to the C.I.A., "Israeli-imposed border closures, which became more restrictive after Hamas seized control of the territory in June 2007, have resulted in high unemployment, elevated poverty rates, and the near collapse of the private sector that had relied on export markets".
Anti-government feeling runs deep in the weather-worn town, where a recently-imposed border tax has left many struggling to survive.
But it owes perhaps equally much to the recent, arbitrary and foreign-imposed nature of borders in that part of the world.
Design Choices: Imposed or Negotiated?
Imposed impact energy was varying from 30 to 214 J.
