"border context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the conditions, relationships, or influences that exist in the areas around a certain boundary or region. For example: "The border context between India and Pakistan has been strained since the two countries declared war in 1947."
By honing in on Mi Comunidad in Guanajuato in Central Mexico, Driving the State alerts the readers that maquilas exist outside of the border context, and, more importantly, offers new, broader, and different insights for scholarship analyzing maquilas and, indeed, also for border and migration studies.
And wrongful discrimination in the national security and border contexts quickly spread to others.
"I've had the good fortune to take U.S. laws, including new regulations, and ask how you apply them in a cross-border context," Benz continues.
The CFTC now proposes to adopt new rules that will specify how these standards will apply in the cross-border context, including in cases where a swap is arranged, negotiated or executed in the US.
Regardless of the language chosen, the policy challenge for regulators in a cross-border context remains the same today as it did in the early 1970s when the Basel Committee was created: creating mechanisms for regulators to compare notes, share information and potentially facilitate the creation of comparable (if not harmonized) regulatory standards.
The design of this governance structure was influenced by the existing structure (e.g., the organizational hierarchies among the alliance partners, power structure in the cross-border context) and yet could influence the following actions as an added structural factor of Program VIKING.
The present study is one of the first to describe and the vulnerability of boatmen in Teknaf to HIV by quantifying the prevalence of risky sexual behaviour and contextualizing it in a cross-border context.
(5) The effective exercise of their rights by shareholders depends to a large extent on the efficiency of the chain of intermediaries maintaining securities accounts for shareholders, especially in a cross-border context.
Your rapporteur supports and welcomes the intention of the European Commission's "proposal on a mechanism to resolve legal and administrative obstacles in a cross-border context" (European Cross-Border Mechanism, ECBM).
The ECBM becomes a voluntary tool and can be used in an 'à-la-carte fashion', where Member States choose every time they have identified a legal obstacle in a cross-border context, whether to use an existing mechanism, set up a new mechanism, or use the ECBM.
If Member States would have to make such a choice for a total border at once, those that do not currently have existing mechanisms to resolve legal obstacles in a cross-border context, would virtually be obliged to use the ECBM.
