Sentence examples for border entry points from inspiring English sources

Pending the results of the study, the immigration service will install biometric technologies, like fingerprint scanners and facial recognition software, at all 300 border entry points within the next few years.

The agreement, stitched together in last-ditch talks overnight, also includes extra cash for better screening at border entry points, humanitarian aid sought by Democrats and additional customs officers.

It added: "Liability for upfront import VAT will create additional cashflow burdens for companies, as well as additional processing time at ports and border entry points attached to the customs process.

At least 40 people, including children and several police, have died in violent demonstrations that began in August and escalated last month when protesters blocked the border entry points between Nepal and India, cutting off vital supplies, including petrol and cooking gas, to the landlocked country.

It's probable that most of those 17,000 criminals (a figure that hasn't been finalized), who were apprehended at the border with Mexico, were also caught when entering at designated border entry points, I was told, though a specific breakdown wasn't available.

He called for separate immigration queues for UK citizens at border entry points.

At 20 miles long, the segment being built at the Santa Teresa border entry point is a good start.

Incidentally, I hear nothing but good things from readers about Global Entry, which allows returning travelers to be whisked through international airport border-entry points using special kiosks that eliminate those hated long waits in line.

Funds for the Border Patrol, which scouts the border between entry points for illegal immigrants, increased by 70percentt since 2005 to $3 billion.

As well as raising surveillance at border and entry points and promoting public awareness of flu symptoms, the ministry and the WHO have established a national taskforce to prepare and respond to the virus.

He offers the Palestinians the trappings of sovereignty -- "a state, with a flag, their own government, currency" -- without genuine independence since "NATO would have responsibility for controlling all borders and entry points".