Sentence examples for borders far from inspiring English sources

Israel needs a unified Jerusalem and defensible borders far more than its needs more foreign money.

But in many other ways, Hanke and Henry argue, the new system would make communication, travel and trade across international borders far, far easier.

They are the people who establish shell companies and nominee bank accounts to conceal true beneficial ownership, and whip money across borders far faster than the lumbering process of inter-governmental legal co-operation.

State responses to asylum seeking are illustrative of the subsequent movement and proliferation of borders far from the territorial borderline.

We live in an era where culture and language and memes and multiplayer video games cross borders far faster than goods.

So marijuana tends to cross the border far from official ports of entry.

The southern border, far from being "unsecured," is in better shape than it has been for years — better managed and less porous.

The second time, he made it three kilometres inside the border, far enough to meet a group of Palestinian agricultural day workers who advised him to hide.

But North Korea never accepted it, insisting on a border far south of the United Nations line that cuts deep into waters currently patrolled and fished by the South.

That is partly because we believe that a break-up would benefit nobody: on most measures the certain costs for people on both sides of the border far outweigh the uncertain gains.

The changes have helped bring an astounding shift in residents' attitudes toward the border: far from seeing it as a threat, more are embracing it as a potential economic engine for the region.