Sentence examples for border presents from inspiring English sources

But Taliban fighters — anyone, really — can cross and smuggle weapons and drugs, underscoring the challenge to the American war effort in Afghanistan, for which the border presents a much firmer barrier, as Pakistan does not allow NATO or American military forces to cross.

Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said March 30 that the security situation along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border "presents clear and present danger to Afghanistan, to Pakistan and to the West in general, and to the United States in particular".

The repositioning of troops on the peninsula reflects an assessment that keeping American forces within range of 10,000 artillery pieces and rockets that North Korea keeps along the border presents an inviting target for a first strike, American officials said.

Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the C.I.A. director, said last month that the security situation along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border "presents clear and present danger to Afghanistan, to Pakistan and to the West in general, and to the United States in particular".

For many migrants traversing Eastern Europe to get to Western Europe, the Hungarian-Serbian border presents the final frontier.

For private prisons, according to the group's report, "The threat of a 100percentt criminal referral rate at the border presents an enormous opportunity to expand".

The apartment houses on the border presented a more difficult problem.

The lower beach margin is beneath the water surface and can be determined only if there is a definite border present between the sediment layer and the naked surface of the rocky bench.

SEOUL, South Korea — Dozens of North Korean land mines loosened by heavy rains have washed ashore on South Korean riverbanks and beaches near the border, presenting a lethal new threat to residents already wary of surprises and nefarious motives from the North.

However, in Experiment 1, it might be possible in principle to short-circuit this computation and conclude that responding for the devalued outcome was worthless, because participants were instructed that the color of the border presented on the screen (gold or silver) indicated the possible outcome associated with a response in each MDP.

But the internet is not the only space where working across borders presents legal challenges.