Sentence examples for borders to which from inspiring English sources

Defending Germany's borders, to which its army was restricted after World War II, is hardly a consuming mission in today's Europe.

As Margo Jefferson illuminates in her captivating memoir, Negroland is not so much a geographic location as a state of mind; an exclusive club without discernible borders, to which few have ever belonged.

But there is a growing awareness that the seeds of a possible future superpower collision are being sown around the islands, rocks and shoals, and in the overpopulated sea lanes and airspace beyond China's historic borders, to which Beijing lays claim with growing political robustness and ever-improving military capacity.

It is its behavior on territory beyond its own borders to which the international community - including every U.S. administration - has objected.

An unusual combination of bombshell and firebrand, she seduces Charlie — never an arduous task — into visiting the refugee camps on the Pakistan border, to which the embattled Afghans have fled.

This was a 5 km wide area running parallel to the border to which access was heavily restricted.

The King of the Scots massed an army on the Northumberland's border, to which the English responded by gathering an army at Newcastle.

My parents fled the country shortly before the communist Albanian government decided to open the borders to Greece, which led to huge migration flows from Albania – the likes of which Greece hadn't experienced before.

Mr. Langford likened the district's proposed borders to apartheid, which Mr. Christie called "playing to the lowest common denominator".

Nevertheless, the figure can be underestimated due to informal exports crossing the borders to Thailand and Vietnam which have the capacity to process and re-export to third countries (Ministry of Commerce 2014).

Although Seward's speech was widely applauded, it gained a mixed reaction in the border states to which he had tried to appeal.