Sentence examples for border to address from inspiring English sources

"I am pleased that President Obama has now, apparently, agreed that our nation must secure the border to address rampant border violence and illegal immigration without other preconditions, such as passage of 'comprehensive immigration reform,' " she said.

"We came to the border to address ourselves to both countries," said Asma Jehangir, a human rights advocate who led the protest at this tiny border town 18 miles from Pakistan's second-largest city, Lahore.

Taken together, that's more troops deployed to the border to address a migrant caravan than there currently are in Iraq and Syria, according to The Wall Street Journal. .

WASHINGTON -- House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) sent a letter to President Barack Obama on Friday blaming him for the humanitarian crisis of unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, and calling for National Guard troops to go to the border to address the surge.

The House passed a Supplemental Appropriations bill (HR 5230), a $694 million border proposal to address the "humanitarian crisis at our southern border".

BAA said immigration waiting times during peak periods at Heathrow were "frequently unacceptable" and it had "called on Border Force to address the problem as a matter of urgency".

The speech practically writes itself: "A few weeks ago, I delivered my first Oval Office address in the hopes that it would provoke congressional Democrats into doing the right thing and passing urgently needed border security funding to address the growing crisis at our southern border.

Recently, on a bitter-cold evening, Bloomberg went out to Brooklyn, to an area on the border between Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights, to address a group that calls itself the United Neighbors Association of Fort Hamilton Parkway.

David Coburn, the head of UKIP in Scotland and an MEP, accused politicians north of the border of failing to address people's concerns about immigration.

Ms. Kaute says, "It is now the time to assess the border post operation" to address its shortcomings.

"Before we address borders, we have to address security," Michael B. Oren, Israel's ambassador to the United States, said in an interview.