Sentence examples for contested border from inspiring English sources
The works of both are now available in anniversary collections that illuminate the enduring appeal of mush and mockery at the hotly contested border between jazz and pop.
The two countries signed an agreement last September to end hostilities and work on resolving issues, including how to share the oil wealth and contested border areas.
The agreement includes a cease-fire, a peacekeeping force along contested border areas and outside demarcation of the contested 620-mile border, Eritrean government officials said late Friday.
There is a real risk that the North will now simply occupy all contested border areas — and possibly the oil fields inside South Sudan — and refuse to leave unless pushed out.
It was 2002, the same year Israel began construction on the separation wall, a four-hundred-and-thirty-mile concrete-and-chain-link barrier strung across contested border areas.
PAGE A10 TWO SUDAN SIDES SIGN DEAL Sudan's government and southern-allied opposition forces in Northern Sudan signed an agreement for a framework calling for the two sides to govern contested border states together and for opposition fighters to be absorbed into Sudan's national army.
The front is only 35 miles north of Kabul and is among the most bitterly contested borders in the country.
The problem of contested borders as an impediment to democracy also looms large in the Islamic world.
Tensions, though, have steadily risen since South Sudan's independence in July, fueled by ethnic strife, contested borders — and oil.
In India's Jammu and Kashmir State (J&K), the politicization of religious identity over the course of the twentieth century has become part of life in complex and contradictory ways tied to geopolitical uncertainty and contested borders.
And, given the centuries of ethnic attrition, religious abrasion, and bloodily contested borders that make up the history of the Continent, do Europeans realize how blessed they are in the hops and skips that now allow them, for the cost of a T-shirt, to escape without censure from one country to the next?
