Sentence examples for borders scheme from inspiring English sources

Borders' scheme meant that that anyone who had shoplifted in the past was permanently branded as a shoplifter in the future.

The e-Borders scheme will monitor everyone crossing UK borders.

I agree that the "poorest, least-skilled Americans" would suffer the most from increased competition for jobs if the open-borders scheme of Vicente Fox, Mexico's president-elect, is enacted.

The use of PNR through the e-borders scheme has led to the refusal of entry and detention of many people, including 57 for murder, 175 for rape/sexual assault, 25 for kidnapping, 441 for fraud, 397 for drugs offences and 920 for violence.

Plans to count all migrants in and out through an e-borders scheme have been "downgraded".

Immigration Minister Mark Harper has been defending the £500m "e-borders" scheme after the publication of an official report which said the scheme has still not delivered on most of its original targets.

The e-borders scheme - which was meant to do this job - is still a work in progress, and despite government assurances to the contrary, there are some who fear it might stay that way.

But Mrs May has now told MPs they are tied up with the troubled "e-borders" scheme, which could take a further three years, or more, to fully set-up.

In a report which found failings in the government's £500m "e-borders" scheme to gather information on passenger movements in and out of the UK, the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration found that fewer than two-thirds of passenger movements were covered.

"These used to be uniquely federal in nature because they are going after multistate institutions conducting cross-border schemes".

The money goes mostly to regions rather than national governments, and there are rewards for cross-border schemes involving more than one country.