Sentence examples for borders of course from inspiring English sources

You need the original when crossing borders, of course, but otherwise keep a photocopy with you, and the original in your room — a safe or a locked and tethered bag is good.

She told Reporters Without Borders: "Of course I censor myself.

Women's entrepreneurship doesn't stop at U.S. borders, of course.

However, it is unclear when we describe the results of experiments involving red/green gratings whether we are talking about the contours that define the form or the colors that lie between, their borders of course, defining the edges.

Borders, of course, isn't going to say that the book trade is fine and sound and that it simply blew it.

"Along its border," of course, means across the border — a k a Pakistan.

"If you have a show that works on both sides of the border, of course it could help relations, but as I said I am from a very naive country".

The border, of course, is no simple boundary: It is the Durand Line, named for the British colonial official who drew it up to separate Imperial Britain's Indian possessions from Afghanistan — dividing traditionally Pashtun lands between Afghanistan and what would later become Pakistan.

"When you see the buildup of these troops, the sophistication and training of these troops, the heavy military equipment that's being put on the border, of course it's a reality and it's a possibility".

Regulation of immigration and borders is, of course, a core responsibility of the executive under our system of separation of powers.

"It took a long for the EU to even take up the migration issue … their primary focus is surveilling maritime borders, but of course they are involved in rescue operations," said Sunderland.