Sentence examples for breaking down borders from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The European Union was supposed to be about breaking down borders and barriers.

The original promise of digital technologies was unapologetically democratic: empowering the voiceless, breaking down borders to build cross-national communities, and eliminating elite referees who restricted political discourse.

Even though leaders of sessions were selected for their expertise in a particular genre (a small irony, I suppose), the workshop was spent breaking down borders — or as David Young, a panelist from Oberlin College, preferred to call it, "stretching" them.

Quite appropriate considering how immersive tech is all about blending the digital and physical worlds and breaking down borders.

Beyond rules and regulations, "Australia's inclusion is entirely in keeping with the ethos of the show – it's all about breaking down borders and barriers.

That said, the convergence of Moore's law and Metcalfe's law, particularly in consumer technology, is breaking down borders as internationalization becomes faster and global networks (such as Facebook) become more powerful.

Would it be better in economic crises and times like these to actually break down borders between countries?

It will help break down borders and encourage closer integration, which will spur trade, facilitate the movement of capital and create huge opportunities.

Her songs seem driven by a struggle to break down borders, to create a place in the world that feels like home.

This is the root of my anger — this idea that a geographically and ethnically mixed background is liberating, that it breaks down borders.

Russian parliamentarian Irina Yarovaya said last year that the internet "breaks down borders and undermines the idea of sovereignty", saying the web was able to "encroach on internal sovereign interests and destroy national security".