Sentence examples for all points of entry from inspiring English sources

The order was specific, defining the southern border as "the contiguous land border between the United States and Mexico, including all points of entry".

A fresh approach might be to bargain toughly with Mr Hussein: in return for lifting sanctions, inspectors would be posted at all points of entry.

The new measures are supposed to go into effect on a trial basis at some points of entry on Wednesday and to be in operation at all points of entry by Oct. 1.

The plan to video the number plates of every vehicle would be applied to all points of entry into Manhattan, including the main Brooklyn-Battery, Holland, Lincoln and Midtown tunnels and Brooklyn, Manhattan and other bridges.

At this stage, the only big difference between Perry and the White House is that he wants screening to be extended to "all points of entry" to the United States; the new C.D.C. policy is limited to airports in Atlanta, Chicago, New Jersey, New York, and Washington, D.C. (The Administration says that this should cover about ninety-five per cent of visitors from the three African countries).

The response was immediate and comprehensive, and Nigeria continues to screen travelers at all points of entry into the country.

For CWSs with no confirmed arsenic treatment, we selected systems where either all point-of-entry sources were labeled as untreated, or all point-of-entry sources were labeled as having treatment.

For the six CWSs with confirmed arsenic treatment plants that were in use during the study period, we used all point-of-entry sampling points prior to installation of treatment, and only sampling points from treatment plants after the installation date.

The U.S. Hemp Authority Seal is a start, but doesn't hit all the points of entry to the CBD market: from skincare to water to gummies to unregulated, low-quality CBD sold online and in bodegas.

What page was their point-of-entry?

Ms. Henderson is in charge of all international points of entry, including airports and shipping terminals, in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and she supervises more than 200 Customs and Border Protection agency employees.