Sentence examples for border control that from inspiring English sources

Is there any other example of a border control that so threatened a nation's own citizens?

"Greece seriously neglected its obligations … There are serious deficiencies in the carrying out of external border control that must be overcome".

This is the question this paper proposes to explore to determine the limits that international (refugee) law should be understood to impose on consolidating practices of 'remote' (yet violent) maritime border control that deter entry by endangering human life, whether purposely or inadvertently.

Duncan Smith said it was the Germans' warning that Britain simply would not be given border control that led to Cameron watering down his language and conceding that freedom of movement was a central principle of the EU that could not be tampered with.

To belong to it, governments must surrender so much of their sovereignty — notably on economic policy and border control — that it doesn't matter what their voters might want: if it's at odds with E.U. policy, it's not an option.

"We are surrounded by water and have strong border controls that have always made it challenging for drugs like cocaine and heroin to get into New Zealand," he says.

In turn this leads to draconian border controls that undermine our collective values and help perpetuate the tragedies we have too often seen unfold in recent years.

Martin Henriksen, immigration spokesman for the populist DPP, used the debate to call for an extension of the border controls that have currently been introduced on a temporary basis.

In an extraordinary about-turn that has seen it break ranks with Berlin, Vienna has led a charge to reintroduce border controls that has effectively sealed the Balkan migration route.

For that reason, he said, businesses had to join this American-led fight, even if it meant new security measures and tighter border controls that put a crimp in commerce.

Across the continent, internal border controls that had once been abolished – and in some places, barbed-wire fences with police using tear gas against refugees – have become the new normal.