Sentence examples for borders that can be from inspiring English sources

For Israel, it is the right to exist in peace and security within its 1967 borders that can be rationalised through swaps of territory.

The continuing Israeli-Palestinian unrest has made Netanya painfully aware that it lies a mere 10 miles from the West Bank, a border that can be as porous as the sands on the Mediterranean beaches here.

But that would require a rigorous illegal border crossing that can be physically challenging even for the healthy.

This transition area corresponds to the border effect that can be observed.

Be sure to have an over-sized sign on your border fence that can be read from the road.

The photograph is a nighttime panorama that shows one of the few -- possibly only -- major international borders on Earth that can be seen at night from space.

The same besieging tactics would be hard to replicate in northern Syria, which shares hundreds of thousands of kilometres of border with Turkey that can be used to the rebels' strategic advantage.

It also allows Chinese tour groups to knock off another country with minimal effort, allowing for extra boasting back home.Chinese tourists reserve more than a third of their holiday budgets for shoppingFrance, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg all lie within the Schengen Area, a border-free zone that can be visited on a single visa.

Transporting illegal drugs across borders is a business that can be as profitable as it can be lethal, while it has gained popularity in Spain since the economic crisis began.

Transporting illegal drugs across borders is a business that can be as profitable as it can be lethal, and it has gained popularity in Spain since the economic crisis began.

We found that the notified number of TB cases in EU countries at the Eastern border of the EU that can be attributed to citizens from neighbouring non-EU countries at the Eastern border of the EU was much lower than expected (table 3).