Sentence examples for beyond its own borders from inspiring English sources

Though the infant United States lacked the military muscle to impose its will beyond its own borders, it plunged forward with the moral certainty of a chosen people.

That's fine for doing business on the national level, but if Brazilian startup culture is to project itself beyond its own borders, it needs to follow the example set by the many local entrepreneurs who have contributed genuinely new ideas to the marketplace.

During a trip to Oman I learned something about the consequences of Dubai's development appetite, namely that it extends beyond its own borders.

For France Telecom, the acquisition of Orange vaults it into the upper echelon of European telecommunications competitors, giving it substantial reach beyond its own borders.

When Vermont passed a law in 2014 that required all genetically engineered food sold in the state to be labeled by July 1 , 2016 it likely had no idea it would force disclosure beyond its own borders.

When Vermont passed a law in 2014 that required all genetically engineered food sold in the state to be labeled by July 1 , 2016 it likely had no idea it would force disclosure beyond its own borders.

Tunisia matters far beyond its own compact borders because, in the words of the Algerian pundit Saad Djebbar, it "broke the mould" of Arab politics.

He's trying to spread that grip of fear beyond his own borders.

The festival might also spur its Anglo visitors to look beyond their own borders.

Although the U.S. has President Barack Obama and his $1.0 trillion stimulus package — which so far amounts to around 5.5% of American gross domestic product — Europe's leaders are unwilling to look far beyond their own borders, or budgets, when it comes to spending plans.

For our sense of responsibility to a world community beyond our own borders is a virtue, even though it is partly derived from the prudent understanding of our own interests.