Sentence examples for borders elsewhere from inspiring English sources

These and other borders elsewhere in the world, I discovered, are the sediments of history, and the stuff that armchair expeditions are made of.

Thousands of refugees have entered Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia in the past month in an attempt to cross Europe after borders elsewhere were shut.

The problem is that none of these solutions will satisfy everyone, and any redrawing of existing borders could set off a move to change borders elsewhere in the Balkans.

As predicted by the Gravity and Radiation Models, we show that borders surrounding the heavily populated region of Abidjan are more penetrable than borders elsewhere in the Ivory Coast.

"Across Greece, which has been compelled to host people because of closed borders elsewhere in Europe, numerous aspects of the systems for receiving and dealing with people who may need international protection are still either not working or absent," the UN's Refugee Agency warned on Friday.

On May 7 polls are forecasting that this half century of liberal tradition in the Borders and elsewhere on the mainland will end.

Regardless of how we regulate these technologies within our own borders, research elsewhere will continue unless we bring foreign scientists along with us.

Instead, the bill allows a period of 10 years for the Department of Homeland Security to make plans and use resources to fortify enforcement at the borders and elsewhere within the country before it sets several broader hurdles that could derail the immigrants' progress toward citizenship if they are not achieved.

It adds: "With a range of generation sources within its own borders and elsewhere, a continuing UK would not be obliged to purchase energy from an independent Scottish state".

Indeed, Dems will increasingly argue that funding to address this crisis in one sector must pass, lest border security elsewhere be compromised as Border Patrol agents are required to deal with kids rather than securing the border.

This 'Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure' could be inspired by – and dramatically extend – the concept of cross-border grids elsewhere, most notably in Europe and North Africa.