Sentence examples for border control measures from inspiring English sources

Australia's prime minister urged European leaders to adopt tougher border control measures.

That is in part because of stricter border control measures have flattened the net flow of illegal immigrants to roughly zero, according to the report.

"Talks between the EU and Turkey on 'migration management' risk putting the rights of refugees a distant second behind border control measures designed to prevent refugees from reaching the EU," Andrew Gardner, Turkey researcher for Amnesty International said on Saturday.

Australia's points-based immigration system, suggested in the past by Ukip and now by Brexit campaigners as a possible model for UK policy, is one arm of the country's infamous border control measures.

It does not make explicit whether border control measures and exit policies such as return programmes or deportation are also covered.

But several Republican senators have called for significant changes, including stricter border control measures beyond what is in the current bill.

Motivated by the situation of small island nations, which will probably experience the introduction of pandemic influenza via just one airport, we examined the potential effectiveness of quarantine as a border control measure.

Her constituents are overwhelmingly women and people of color, and many of them are immigrants, likely to be affected by border-control measures.

A small group of Republicans and Democrats in the Senate were organizing the first push for a bill that could satisfy both the left and the right, by combining a path to citizenship for eleven million undocumented immigrants with border-control measures.

Trump emphasized at the news conference that he would have "no problem doing a shutdown" if Congress fails to support border-control measures backed by the White House, including billions of dollars for his proposed wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The main foci of this work included strengthening coordination in the event of nuclear or radiological terrorist attacks, countering the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes, introducing border-control measures for countering terrorism, and protecting human rights in instances in which people were stopped and searched.