Sentence examples for border could be from inspiring English sources

It means motorists crossing the border could be legal in England and arrested across the border.

The existing smuggling problem on the border could be worsened, with increased opportunities for paramilitary fraud.

The party's experience north of the border could be informing Mr Corbyn's thinking with regards to the upcoming plebiscite.

Any reluctance to move forward on climate change south of the border could be a boon for Canadian companies across various sectors, said Trudeau.

A security clampdown on the Egyptian side of the border could be used to normalise the border crossing at Rafah, and close the tunnels.

Since the August peace deal, ceasefire violations are frequent, and anyone sneaking across the border could be suspected of joining rebels.

Borders could be drawn to accommodate some of the thickest Israeli settlements along the 1967 lines (while giving the new Palestinian state land in exchange).

The study of 23 regions where environmental degradation has caused people to move had showed that fears of millions of people flooding across borders could be misplaced.

The Jewish side was more equivocal: not content with the borders of Peel-Israel, they were divided on whether to reject the plan on that basis, or accept it and assume that the borders could be adjusted later [12].

Adam pursues her, and both find that interactions at the edge of the Iron Curtain are laced with suspicion: supposed friends might be Stasi or West German spies; rumors of open or porous borders could be traps.

Opposition fighters worry that the borders could be closed permanently, at a time when the regime is gaining the upper hand and flows of arms to the opposition have dried up.