Sentence examples for border control points from inspiring English sources

Border control points between Hong Kong and mainland China also implement disease prevention and control measures.

Interpol's database, available via a secure Internet connection, is only useful if it is used at border control points around the world, but few countries have made it available to their immigration services.

In one passage, the report points out that it suffers two high-priority incidents a week – situations when a major component on the system is not available or 30% of border control points are unavailable at a port or airport.

Almost every radiation monitor installed at the customs and border control points designed for detection of nuclear fissile materials uses gas neutron counters tracing decay neutrons.

The device may be able to diagnose asymptomatic and low-density infections, undetectable by microscopy and rapid diagnostic tests and could be deployed for mass screening and treatment or at border control points (a major advantage would be the speed at which results will be available).

It was made and delivered by Dutch shipbuilders and put up by British riggers at what is a border control point in London, a place where installers needed to have their passports on them.

Given biometrics' widespread acceptance [ 22] as a solution for a range of public and private sector applications such as civil identification, network security, border control, and point of sale authentication, the question of liveness detection in leading biometric technologies must be addressed.

By all means, this study makes a good case for the importance of border control, but at this point I would caution against drawing any geopolitical conclusions from it.

For island countries and those with limited entry points, such border control measures may have a role in delaying introduction and spread within the community during the early containment phase of a pandemic.

Peterson, who once worked at the Llanwern steelworks in Newport, where his father was a union representative, said though it was not a devolved issue, border control was the big talking point in the area.

The aim of border control policy is to push the point of control as far from a country's physical shores as possible: for instance to foreign airports, so that we can prevent undesirable individuals ever getting on a plane to the UK.