Sentence examples for border control systems from inspiring English sources

Similarly, border control systems might detect individuals who appear in law enforcement or intelligence databases but provide little protection against attackers not yet known to the government.

This exploratory study investigates whether automated border control systems should be provided for persons with disabilities at European airports.

"You do not have to be a mathematical genius to figure out that security and technology companies will earn a lot of money if smart border control systems are set up at every border crossing and airport in each of the 27 member states of the European Union," he said.

A fully fledged border control system, however, would never stand.

At the same time as the legislation was published in London yesterday, the Irish government announced that it will introduce its own new border control system from next year.

Gilani claimed good relations with neighbor Afghanistan but complained about the lack of GOA cooperation on a biometric border control system.

But with the existing border control system under extreme stress, checks or visas for 100 million EU arrivals each year will mean a vast increase in workload for a Border Force that is already overstretched.

"Whether the financial and nonfinancial costs are warranted by the benefits of greater security is a policy issue that should be determined before biometric technologies are implemented in a border control system," the report concluded.

Ukip supports a five-year ban on unskilled migrants coming to Britain and allowing highly-skilled people to enter only if they have enough "points" under an Australian-style border control system.

"There is not the slightest reason now to build parts for a new Danish border control system, which raises considerable doubt with the Schengen treaty, as well as with the European Commission and the German government," Mr. Hoyer said.

The U.S. government's main border control system is plagued by computer security weaknesses, increasing the risk of computer attacks, data thefts, and manipulation of millions of identity records including passport, visa and Social Security numbers and the world's largest fingerprint database, officials said.