Sentence examples for borders of its from inspiring English sources

By taking this action, Comcast is effectively putting up a toll booth at the borders of its broadband Internet access network, enabling it to unilaterally decide how much to charge for content which competes with its own cable TV and Xfinity delivered content.

The Bush Administration continued to temporize — in Bali, the American team managed to gum up negotiations on a treaty to succeed Kyoto, parts of which lapse in 2012 — but it seems increasingly isolated, even within the borders of its own country.

Hope remains lost until there is fundamental change in Pakistan's military establishment – specifically, the ISI, which thinks it has a right to meddle inside the borders of its western neighbor, Afghanistan.

NATO would insist that Russia "respect its international obligations, including full respect for the borders of its neighbors," he said.

The CD-ROM stores a database that includes over 500 stations located in Brazil and on the borders of its neighboring countries.

The blast seemed to accelerate a pattern already established, as the Syrian civil war increasingly draws in the region, crossing the borders of its many neighbors.

The country did not have a defined border of its own until 1924, when it became a Soviet republic.

In both layouts, the location of a pico BS is determined such that the border of its coverage area touches the border of the macrocell coverage area it is overlaid on.

The two ejaculatory ducts enter the prostate near the upper border of its posterior surface.

Historically, the eastern border of its range was the Appalachians, but the coyote has expanded its range and now can be found throughout the United States and Canada.

In 1885, the Congo Free State had claimed the Luapula River as the eastern border of its Katangan claim, and the watershed between the Zambezi and the Congo as its southern boundary.