Sentence examples for border regulations from inspiring English sources
Last week, the European commission reported it had found no evidence of Spain infringing EU border regulations.
Border regulations mean that many of the materials required for science, particularly chemicals, are impossible for Gaza scientists to obtain.
But, aside from Russia, only Nicaragua has recognized the two regions' independence, and both technically remain subject to Georgian laws and border regulations.
Both members of the Ibdaa Cultural Center, the young women exchange letters and photographs, but are prevented from meeting by border regulations.
In September, Australia tightened its border regulations, arguing for the need to crack down on human smuggling and to prevent refugees from jumping the queue to get into Australia.
The Wall broke open on Thursday evening, in bizarre circumstances which famously included a memo about new border regulations, read out by mistake in the confusion of a government press conference.
My focus is the ways border crossers have sought to defend their migrancy against militarized border regulation and immigration enforcement.
Yet there is almost no clarity on how cross-border regulations will apply in future.
The thrust of the proposals include establishing standard rules for buying goods online, pruning cross-border regulations on telecoms and reducing the tax burden on businesses.
Airlines would lose many of the commercial incentives that were created by the easing of cross-border regulations achieved through bilateral air service agreements over the last few years, Mr. Byerly said.
In the 1990s, the World Trade Organisation was formed to harmonise cross-border regulations on everything from cars to pharmaceuticals and cut tariffs in order to promote the free flow of goods and services around the world.
