In September, his remark in a television interview that "the majority must be returned to the borders" set off a wave of criticism.
The attendants were working their turf, having divided the city in accordance to the borders set by the mafia bosses that controlled the territory.
Normally, if you have any opinion on who wins the English Premier League, it demonstrates your world view on sports, whether you have one or prefer not to cross borders set up by ESPN.
It can define the borders, set the timetable and lay down the rules for Palestinian elections (specifying, for example, that the winners must swear allegiance to a constitution that acknowledges Israel's right to exist).
KHAYELITSHA, South Africa — Busisiwe Beko, a gregarious community health worker for Doctors Without Borders, set out on foot into this vast township of 500,000 people to hunt for one particular ailing young woman.
The policy will come under unprecedented legal scrutiny, with the commander of Operations Sovereign Borders set to give evidence in a public hearing in the the administrative appeals tribunal.
Serbia's monarchs at the time from the royal House of Obrenović that maintained close relations with Austria-Hungary were content to reign within the borders set by the treaty.
Without the Internet, without mobile phones, without digital technologies, these people would be confined to their regional markets; they would be condemned to never exceed the borders set on them by geography and by limited means.
Masked jihadists under the black flag of ISIL aim to revive a medieval caliphate that would span a fragmenting Iraq and Syria, redrawing borders set by European colonial powers a century ago and menacing neighbors like Iran and Turkey.
When Polish Army began to retreat during the course of the Polish Soviet War, the Lithuanians moved to secure what they claimed to be their new borders, set by the Soviet Lithuanian Peace Treaty of July 1920.
