Sentence examples for behind the borders from inspiring English sources

As Egypt-Libya relations grow more complex with the Egyptian military entering into the fray, the fate thousands of Egyptian workers still trapped behind the borders only grows more uncertain.

Referring to Pakistan, he said: "The war on terrorism will not succeed unless we address the root causes … the role forces behind the borders of Afghanistan play in destabilising activity here in Afghanistan".

The Nagorno-Karabakh movement that had originally begun in Armenia during the late 1980s called for the Karabakh enclave to be united with that country, despite it being behind the borders of Azerbaijan.

China's and Russia's interventionism and attachment to state capitalism are difficult to reconcile with the "behind-the-border" liberalisation America and Europe are seeking.

This takes the WTO into a whole new series of behind-the-border issues where national preferences come much more strongly into conflict with multilateral rule-setting.

By any definition, the TPP is a big deal.The "21st-century" aspects of TPP are "behind-the-border" issues, such as intellectual-property protection, environmental and labour standards, the privileges of state-owned enterprises and government-procurement practices.

Washington is negotiating a separate free-trade pact focused on Asia, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which, if successful, would form the template for rules on "behind-the-border barriers" to trade that are crucial for the smooth functioning of integrated global supply chains, Mr. Baldwin said.

"We're moving away from the old issues of tariffs and customs, and into behind-the-border issues of intellectual property and investor-state dispute settlement issues, and what they're about is setting the rules for the future," Hearn said.

Modern trade agreements need to reduce friction and establish realistic rules regarding supply chains, including behind-the-border barriers in member economies, to produce real economic benefits (Green and Goodman 2016).

These comprise the results of global financial crisis in 2008 2009, the risk of protectionism, the tenacity of remaining behind-the-border regulatory barriers, the failure to conclude WTO multilateral trade negotiations, and corresponding exclusion of small- and medium-sized enterprises (Kawai and Wignaraja 2014).

Their new target is not trade tariffs but "behind-the-border" domestic regulations.