Sentence examples for borders point from inspiring English sources

British opponents of open borders point to the large influx of workers from the former Communist states of Eastern Europe in the last decade.

Words like "deportation," "amnesty," "terrorism," and "borders" point to possible risks associated with immigration seen by these newcomers, as well as moderates and conservatives (lower middle), but not among liberals (upper right).

She had earlier remarked on the "incredible secrecy" of Operation Sovereign Borders, pointing to doctors' high court challenges against gag laws.

They crowded around the border point and crushed against the fence, but there were no disturbances.

The attack comes after a battle for control of nearby border point at Tal Abyad.

Serbian trucks have begun flowing into Kosovo again, via Merdare, a border point between Serbia and government-controlled Kosovo.

Trouble flared: a Kosovar policeman was killed, a border point was burned down by Serbs and NATO sent in peacekeepers.

It shows growing alarm among those queuing at the border point as black smoke rises in the distance.

There has never been a border point on any rail line with live Customs personnel in sight.

Back then it was here, in the Prenzlauer Berg district, that the power of crowds forced the first border point to open.

Those who fled Syria as war spread to all corners of the country will not be able to vote unless they left via an official border point.