Sentence examples for border assistance from inspiring English sources

Against that, Europe's border assistance mission to Moldova and Ukraine (EUBAM), based in Odessa, is trying hard to prevent smuggling in the area.

And as one Israeli official told the Jerusalem Post recently, the Border Assistance Mission at the Gaza Strip, which has been charged with monitoring the Rafah crossing since Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, "ceased to function the minute Hamas came to power".

With more than 150,000 Syrian refugees seeking sanctuary in host communities and camps along the border, assistance by international agencies such as UNICEF is needed more than ever.

This is why it has been bombing and shelling civilians, denying them access to UN-ordered cross-border assistance and blocking vaccination efforts in opposition held areas.

The magnitude of the effect is roughly 7 to 13percentt for domestic shares (depending on the test)—a result that combines not only the effects of cross-border assistance but also any benefits associated with potential improvements that qualify a regulator as a signatory of the MMoU.

Hawala, though well-established and widely available, is legally restricted within Turkey, and the implications surrounding use of these systems for cross-border assistance remain unclear.

The remaining £19.4m will go to agencies providing cross-border assistance who want to remain anonymous given the sensitivity and security risks to their work, DfID added.

Recent guidance on use of the hawala system for cross-border assistance operations provides insight into the technical complexities and challenges of negotiating and coordinating with financial institutions and providers in Syria (Beachwood International 2015a; El-Qorchi et al. 2003).

The government and allied forces, it wrote, "are likely to continue to encircle and eventually cut off eastern Aleppo city from cross-border assistance".

There, one of the great grassroots success stories, Dr. Cynthia Maung's Mae Tao Clinic, has for 21 years managed to care for over 250,000 semi-permanent refugees while also providing quiet cross-border assistance to those who need it.

This funding requirement covers programming delivered from within the Syrian Arab Republic as well as cross-border assistance delivered as part of the Whole of Syria approach.