Sentence examples for breaking down the borders from inspiring English sources

Academic globalisation, with all of its potential pitfalls, is breaking down the borders.

Geo-tagged photos appear within the 3D environment, breaking down the borders of the image to literally give us the bigger picture.

"They are able to translate the norms and break down the borders between universities and industry," said Mads Eriksen, speaking for Danish Industry, a group managing the Danish program.

Some of our partner organizations have never before been involved in a collaborative project together -- we hope that Arizona Between Nosotros will also break down the borders that exist in our own state, opening the door for further collaboration and cooperation.

The worst incident occurred when thousands of protesters, transported to the southern Lebanese village of Maroun Al-Ras by bus, threatened to break down the border fence after hanging flags on the barbed wire.

Isis has a presence in both countries, particularly Syria, and has said repeatedly that it aims to break down the Levant borders enshrined by France and Britain after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

The new regimes, it was recognised, would not break down the colonial borders, it was too late for that.

The recommended minimum package aims to break down the key barriers to diagnosis and treatment, and data exchange for migrants and other cross-border travellers with TB.

Whisk to break down the ice crystals.

The immediate lure is the expansion of the European Union on May 1, which will slowly break down the borders of its 10 new member countries, among them the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and Slovenia.

Expansion The expansion of the European Union will slowly break down the borders of new member countries, and soon some of the nations of Eastern Europe, closed off for 40 years under Communism, may become magnets for immigration.