Sentence examples for countries sharing a border from inspiring English sources

Norway is one of four NATO countries sharing a border with Russia.

Countries sharing a border can have distinctly different populations and needs.

As federal political party leaders bicker over whether Canada should allow an additional 10,000 or 25,000 refugees, Turkey is currently offering shelter to nearly half of the 4 million Syrian refugees who have settled in countries sharing a border with Syria Lebanonn, Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey).

As federal political party leaders bicker over whether or not Canada should allow an additional 10,000 or 25,000 refugees, Turkey is currently offering shelter to nearly half of the four million Syrian refugees who have settled in countries sharing a border with Syria Lebanonn, Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey).

"Only in Brooklyn can you go from China to Russia in fifteen minutes," he said, his enthusiasm overruling any memory of geography class, where he might have been taught that those two countries share a border for more than twenty-two hundred miles.

As in the vast majority of studies, we also include multiple variables, such as geographical proximity (if the countries share a border) and cultural proximity (the existence of historical or cultural ties, such as a colonial relationship or a common language).

Slovenia was once a republic in the federation of Yugoslavia, and it occupied the northwest corner of that former country, sharing a border with Austria to the north and Italy to the west.

In 1962, Arafat and his closest companions migrated to Syria a country sharing a border with Israel which had recently seceded from its ephemeral union with Nasser's Egypt.

Focused on protecting public health and livestock-related livelihoods in the SAARC region, FAO has assisted countries sharing a physical border, poultry trade links or migratory pathways with China (i.e. the only country with local transmission of H7N9 to date).

Thus the ENPI will finance "joint programmes" bringing together regions of Member States and partner countries sharing a common border.

The two countries, sharing a 3,500km 2,1700 mile) border, are unique in each being home to more than one billion people, many of them poor.