"closure of the borders" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the temporary or permanent restriction of movement across a country's borders. You can use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as discussing current events, government policies, or historical events. Example: "The government has announced the closure of the borders in response to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases."
Mr Cavkov said "we are worried, because of the closure of the borders, for migrants in the north".
Each party, including Hamas, can make political capital from the continued closure of the borders, as long as it is not the one getting blamed.
It was only after Hamas's enforced seizure of full control of the Strip in June 2007 and the subsequent total closure of the borders, that the Shurafa family business was threatened with going under.
The closure of the borders constitute a full-blown crisis to the small nation, with citizens flocking to stores and scrambling to stock up on food as the economy hangs in limbo.
The Gaza Strip is characterized by strict closure of the borders with Israel and thus the West Bank, which is non-contiguous, and Egypt, but movement within the Strip is relatively unimpeded by checkpoints.
"The sentence, the closure of the border would see Europe fail, is true in reverse.
Adult Gibraltarians remember the Franco years, the vindictive closure of the border from 1969 until the 1980s, and the ongoing petty harassments inflicted by Madrid governments.
It has instituted a nightly closure of the border with Colombia, and plans to fingerprint shoppers to prevent "excessive" purchases.The prospects for a change of course are gloomy.
The dire humanitarian situation in Greece, coupled with the closure of the border and the threat of deportation back to Turkey, has resulted in the number of refugees arriving in Greece dwindling in recent weeks.
This followed the closure of the border to some nationalities in the town of Idomeni, where they had been waiting, hoping to pass into Macedonia on a key refugee route into northern Europe.
President Michelle Bachelet flew to the region to review damage in daylight after declaring a state of emergency, and deploying a small military force to prevent looting and round up more than 300 inmates who escaped from a women's prison in the city of Iquique, forcing the closure of the border with Peru.
