Sentence examples similar to a cross-border difficulty from inspiring English sources

You can have those with very high incomes, living abroad still able to claim child benefit, which highlights the cross-border difficulties in enforcing the policy.

Says Ginn: "There are always lots of difficulties with any merger, particularly a cross-border merger, but, to my surprise, we managed very quickly to create a very positive relationship.

This is a practical example of the difficulties inherent in the fight against organised crime and clearly illustrates the need for a cross-border, or rather a pan-European approach.

Gilad Shalit, in a cross-border raid in June 2006.

This is a cross-border trade in human flesh".

Intertrade Ireland to establish a cross-border retail forum.

Call it a cross-border billionaire stake swap.

"The fact is, this is a cross-border economy.

(Medical coordinator, NGO) An informant who received the transfer form with a TB patient from a cross border facility responded that there are difficulties in returning the form due to unreliable postal services, costs, and work burden.

"It is not a cross border deal".

Probably not, even with the greater level of cooperation announced on Monday of the F.D.I.C. and the Bank of England, with an eye to handling cross-border resolution of difficulties between the two nations, which could be immense considering how our big banks operate.