Sentence examples for borders from which from inspiring English sources

In Soviet times Russia was also more "tolerant" of having unfriendly countries on its borders from which nuclear weapons were aimed at Moscow.

Instead of an anonymous image blindly ricocheting through social space under a myriad different descriptions, photographs shared on social media would now be reconnected to their origins and maintain provenance throughout their sharing life, reconnecting the walled gardens of the social world with the real world outside their borders from which the content was sourced.

The region around borders from which data was taken ranges from the middle of inter-LAD regions to the middle of LADs themselves; this ensures that all datapoints are used only once.

In 1978 the Israeli military occupied a strip of Lebanese territory adjoining Israel's northern border, from which it withdrew in 2000.

It is the tribal regions along the Afghan-Pakistan border from which terrorists have launched more attacks against our homeland and our allies.

When Operation Marita began on 6 April, the bulk of the Greek army was on the Albanian border, from which the Italians were trying to enter Greece.

His disengagement agreement called for (1) Establishment of a demilitarized zone extending twenty kilometers on either side of a demarcated Saudi Arabian Yemen border, from which all military equipment was to be excluded; (2) Stationing of UN observers within this zone on both sides of the border to observe, report and prevent any continued attempt by the Saudis to supply royalist forces.

Spain is bordered to the west by Portugal; to the northeast it borders France, from which it is separated by the tiny principality of Andorra and by the great wall of the Pyrenees Mountains.

The INC, for example, wants a border enclave from which it could mount attacks on Baghdad.

And they are keen to help Kurds farther west in Kobane, on Syria's northern border with Turkey, from which IS has recently been ejected.

Yesterday, bombs fell in areas near the border with Tajikistan from which the Taliban had threatened the rebels' main supply route across the Pyanj River.