Sentence examples for border purposes from inspiring English sources

On the other it is clear that while France, Belgium and other Schengen countries are virtually a single state for border purposes – or were, until borders started to be re-erected last summer – that is not the case where intelligence and law enforcement are concerned.

The Trump administration is not planning on claiming land on the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border for purposes of building a border wall, an administration official confirmed to The Huffington Post.

Palestine would be defined as a "nonmilitarized state" with a strong internal security force and an international presence for border and deterrence purposes.

One solution, which the European Union proposed last year, was to shift the border, for customs purposes, into the Irish Sea, so Northern Ireland and the Republic could trade without barriers.

But new data reviewed by The New York Times shows that more than 700 children have been taken from adults claiming to be their parents since October, including more than 100 children under the age of 4. Homeland security officials said the agency does not separate families at the border for deterrence purposes.

Take, for example, the very definition of the border: For immigration purposes, the border extends 100 miles inland, creating a zone in which Border Patrol agents can infringe upon the rights of U.S. residents as far north as Riverside, Calif., and as far south as Columbus, Ohio.

Medical tourism can be defined as the movement of patients across an international border for the purposes of obtaining healthcare.

Britain would regain control over its borders for immigration purposes, meaning it could limit the number of Eastern Europeans coming to the country in search of work.

Identity and border controls The purpose of our forensic accounting is to enhance our ability to identify terror suspects and stop the flows of money on which they rely before they have the chance to strike.

Upon coming to Canada for a speech, for example, he is asked at the border for the purpose of his visit: Buckley: "I have come to rid Canada of the scourge of socialism".

"They want to say, 'Turkish Kurds are important too — don't think the Kurdish problem has been solved.' " The ambush of Turkish soldiers on Oct. 21, which took place just a few miles from the Iraqi border, served the purpose perfectly.