Sentence examples for borderless war from inspiring English sources

But we've had too much drafting and crafting of the notion of war — the borderless war on terror — into practices that serve to keep criminals out of courts and in limbos like Guantánamo.

We are living in an age of borderless war, pervasive terror and prevailing fear.

The "find, fix, finish" doctrine that has fueled America's post-9/11 borderless war is being refined and institutionalized.

This becomes particularly problematic in our epoch of a borderless War on Terror that can never be won or lost.

When engaged in an endless, borderless war fought against a concept (terror), there is always an exception (a state of war) authorities can use to suspend even the most basic rights afforded by law.

As the developing world has in some instances "leapfrogged" the developed in areas of technology as mobile payment systems, similarly such should be encouraged in the areas of clean energy and protecting the environment as all global citizens, from Bangladesh to the U.S. benefit from the borderless war against climate change that engulfs the next generations.

Borderless Wars: Civil-Military Disorder and Legal Uncertainty.

Mr. bin Laden, in his view, was engaged in a borderless, limitless holy war on America and Israel, and Americans and Jews.

This is Obama's first visit to the bureaucratic heart of post-Cold War Europe, a vision of borderless trade, common currency and a mobile labor pool that he said this week at The Hague is threatened by Putin's military turn.

Mr. Zulawski, 75 when he died in February, was an important figure in the history of Polish cinema and in the emergence of a borderless, cosmopolitan European style of filmmaking during the Cold War and after.

Moreover, many of the world's major challenges — climate change, instability in financial markets, food and water insecurity, infectious diseases, migration, war and terrorism — are complex, interdependent and borderless.