Sentence examples for borders because of the from inspiring English sources
We see no international borders because of the internet, we are more global and more savvy.
Developments in the region are watched closely even beyond the Dutch borders because of the debate in Europe about the safety of fracking.
I am made constantly aware of how violence against women crosses borders because of the work I do with refugee women in the UK.
It is possible that this relative decline is overstated by the difficulty of capturing developments along the borders because of the technical problem of "blooming" across boundaries.
Increased human pressures and socioeconomic development make forest protection more challenging, particularly for forest ecosystems that lie across national borders because of the differences in national socioeconomic policies and conditions within them.
"Syria is a tremendous problem in that it's a collapsed security sector, because of its porous borders, because of the presence of so many criminal elements and organized networks," the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) regional representative, Masood Karimipour, told Voice of America.
Pierre Lellouche, who back then was France's state secretary for European affairs, expressed his concern about the Romanian-Moldovan border "because of the distribution of Romanian passports outside their border".For Romanians the Schengen membership (if ever they get it) will not bring a major change.
On July 15, the group closed the border "because of constant Israeli shelling," though there were no reports of shelling at the time.
"What held us back last year was a flood of kids coming to the border because of the actions that the president had already taken," he said.
The police force of Baden-Württemberg, a state in south-west Germany bordering Strasbourg, tweeted they were taking the extra measures at the border because of the shooting.
