Sentence examples for border project from inspiring English sources

"Once the deaths started happening by the dozens in the mountains east of San Diego," the federal government "never rethought its strategy," said Claudia Smith, border project director for the California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation, in San Diego.

The e-Borders programme, which had been one of the largest Home Office capital projects, was formally ended last March and its functions merged into a broader border project.

Claudia Smith, a lawyer who is director of the border project for the California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation, said the government strategy was one "of moving the migrant foot traffic out of urban areas, and, coincidentally, out of the public eye, to more and more remote areas just to create the appearance that the border is under control".

The project is part of a larger project funded by the EU INTERREG IVAandand known as the tellus border project.

The "Living Rooms at the Border" project proposed small systems be created possessing a space with a mixture of functions, like homes, services and infrastructures, with the aim of activating innovative processes over time within the community (Cruz 2008) and favouring the definition of a space of encounter between different urban situations.

"There are people out there, these bandits, traffickers – they're pretty smart to talk about it a different way, and promise something: education, a better life, meals for their kids," says Marie-Elie Alexis, Border Project Manager with UNICEF partner Heartland Alliance, which helps the police inspectors determine whether a child is travelling with a legal parent or guardian.

Last month it agreed with Indonesia on a range of joint border projects such as gas exploration, highway construction and hydropower.

Trump was given $1.6 billion for border projects earlier this month in the new spending agreement, but that didn't include money for wall construction.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to move ahead with U.S.-Mexico border projects, and it's waiving dozens of laws to get the job done.

But Bristol, Cardiff and Newport have vowed to put jealousies to one side and collaborate on a ground-breaking, cross-border project to create a "powerhouse super-city region".

Auditors examined the e-borders project from 2003, when it was first proposed by Tony Blair, to the present day.