Sentence examples for borders for which from inspiring English sources

The index is calculated along all national borders for which data are available.

Results for the border-county approach were presented in the study by Dube et al. (2010) Using the QCEW, the authors consider all adjacent counties straddling state borders for which data are available between 1990 and 2006.

18 was also the number of paint layers on the murals' elaborate borders, for which she recruited help from friends and her daughter, Sarah; they took 245 hours to complete.

It allowed us, for the first time, to see our planet as a whole in its dazzling beauty, without the man-made borders for which so much blood was shed.

Part of the solution, the Burmese group recommends, is building a "concrete fence/wall along the Burma-Bangladesh border for which all the Burmese should contribute special tax as part of the solution".

And, of course, the Administration is still committed to building a wall along the Mexican border for which somehow it will make Mexico pay.

A Trump presidency would, if he's taken at his word, mean a shedding of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the erecting of a wall on the Mexican border, for which Mexico would pick up the tab.

In the four EU countries at the Eastern border for which information is available about the country of birth of persons born outside the country, a significant proportion of the foreign-born population residing in the country are from high-TB-incidence countries bordering the EU to the East (Russia, Ukraine or Belarus).

Testifying before the TRC, he calmly described scores of atrocities, from bombing the African National Congress headquarters in London to cross-border raids for which he was applauded after shooting dead women and children.

But that's what things are like in International Falls, Minn., which hangs like a stalactite from the Canadian border, and for which "Ice Box Days XXIV" (to be held next Thursday through Sunday and not to be confused with Super Bowl XXXVIII) is a celebration of its idiosyncratic fame.

Each carbon atom has three nearest neighbors, except the border atoms for which dangling bonds are present.