Sentence examples for charged with border from inspiring English sources
D.H.S. is also charged with border security.
Last year, Frontex, a new European Union agency charged with border security, began patrolling the Mediterranean with boats and aircraft.
Conveniently, Tuesday also hosted the confirmation hearing for General John Kelly as head of Homeland Security, the agency charged with border security and deportation efforts.
The Stasi unit was charged with preventing border guards from fleeing to the West with their families.
But Timur Goksel, former spokesman for the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), the international peacekeeping organization charged with mediating border conflicts between Israel and Lebanon, says he thinks Hezbollah losing popularity will render it more vulnerable to external threats.
(Unlike in deportation proceedings, immigrants charged with crossing the border illegally are entitled to a lawyer). .
Charged with guarding the border, American General Frederick Funston had 20,000 troops to pit against the few hundred Seditionista insurgents.
The question of translators' fidelity to the works they are charged with smuggling across borders has been much debated.
Rather, they were charged with deterring cross-border scuffles and reporting them when they occurred and this they have admirably done.Real responsibility for making Ethiopia and Eritrea honour their agreement lies, first, with their governments and, second, with those powers who urged them to accept arbitration and witnessed their agreement in Algiers in 2000.
Feb 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress was scrambling before a deadline at midnight on Friday to pass a $39.7 billion funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, which is charged with securing U.S. borders, airports and coastal waters.
President Donald Trump paid tribute to the agents and officials charged with protecting the borders and enforcing immigration laws Monday by expressing his gratitude for "CBC," which is not a real agency, and complimenting an immigration agent on his "perfect English".
