Sentence examples for barriers of border from inspiring English sources

As author David Almond says: "IBBY reaches out across all supposed barriers of border, language and race.

The best-selling single of his solo career, its lyrics encourage the listener to imagine a world at peace without the barriers of borders or the divisiveness of religions and nationalities, and to consider the possibility that the focus of humanity should be living a life unattached to material possessions.

An autoethnographic description of the experience in designing and implementing scientific modules of a Timorese teacher training programmes by a team of Portuguese teachers constitutes the starting point to reflect on the challenges and barriers of cross-border programs.

This new global epoch is constituted by a systematic breakdown of economic barriers, of sovereign borders, denationalization and of traditional ideological disagreements involving economics and politics.

With close to 20k border patrol officers already on the ground and 650 miles of border barriers already in place, it seems that the extra deterrence effect of the wall would be low while its cost would be enormous".

Should Curiel rule in favor of the administration, Trump could issue waivers to build barriers on unfenced parts of border, noted The Hill.

"Kelly took credit for educating the President on the wall and that a concrete barrier from sea to shining sea was no longer the conception of border security barriers supported today by the White House," Gutiérrez said.

They're uncomfortable with the gains of globalization for the rising economies of the world; they've bought into the dogma that advances for other countries necessarily diminish us; they've left behind the basic doctrines of comparative advantage and free trade, and become advocates of various forms of barriers and borders.

The macroscopic image of the Earth as a single, pale blue dot, devoid of barriers or borders and alone in the vacuum of space, it seemed, had triggered in Schweickart a cognitive shift.

Colonial and post-colonial administration policies have often been counter to the perceived interests of mobile pastoral populations including sedentarisation, forced enrolment in schools, land alienation, inhibition of movement and imposition of barriers and borders.

And while Trump is characterizing the barrier as a non-negotiable tenet of border security, immigrant experts told HuffPost it's an ineffective solution that will endanger migrant families.