Sentence examples for a crossborder from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Shalit was seized in a crossborder raid by Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups in June 2006, and was taken into Gaza.

But the senior security official said a cellular phone used by the colonel had been found at the scene of a crossborder shooting attack on March 12 in which six Israelis were killed.

Only a year earlier, Pakistan generals issued thinly veiled threats against the US after President George Bush authorised a crossborder special forces raid on a militant hide-out in Waziristan that provoked a wave of outrage across Pakistan.

A crossborder invasion into Pakistan would be against India's interests, he said, because it would "force Musharraf's hand": if he responded, it would trigger a wider war; if he failed to respond, it could provoke a coup that would topple him.

But speaking to reporters he also praised Turkey's restraint after a series of crossborder mortar attacks.

To be sure, European companies have completed a handful of crossborder deals, including the largest takeover in corporate history, Vodafone AirTouch's $183 billion acquisition of Mannesmann.

An eight-point annex to the accord lists elements of the special status, including local control of police, court, and judicial systems and a regime of "crossborder cooperation" between the eastern regions and Russia.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law, including genocide.

"His music probably was not as readily available to a lot of people," said Vickie Nauman, owner of CrossBorderWorks, a Los Angeles-based entertainment and technology consultant.

Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, had promised American officials a "permanent end" to crossborder terrorism last year.