Sentence examples for cross-border interventions from inspiring English sources

But any cross-border car chase must be abandoned as soon as the pursued vehicle falls out of direct sight of the police car, Ms. Bonfanti said, restricting such cross-border interventions to five last year.

Lastly, the third pillar is the strengthening of existing cross-border interventions and information exchange with UNICEF offices in neighbouring countries to more effectively conduct polio eradication, provide protection and support to returnees, and improve the security situation overall.

Most countries in the region lack incentives and resources to invest in cross-border interventions; and border areas tend to be inhabited by especially vulnerable human populations, including migrant and rural populations.

So pre-emption sometimes works, and even doves tend to favor cross-border intervention to prevent genocide in the Rwandas of the world.

Speaking on a webcast from Kiev, he said that Russian attempts to destabilise the new Ukrainian government were failing, but added there was "still a high risk" that Putin would attempt another cross-border intervention now it has established control over Crimea.

According to the draft text, the solidarity mechanism will be activated when a member state indicates that cross-border intervention is necessary to tackle a severe crisis.

Yet cross-border military intervention is unlikely and would probably be counterproductive.

The data reported here were collected as part of baseline surveys of IDUs conducted before implementation of a cross-border HIV prevention intervention in Lang Son Province, Vietnam and-Ning Ming County, Guangxi Province, Vietnam [ 7]. Figure 1 shows a map of the area, with the project sites – in Lang Son Province and in Ning Ming County.

In this report, we present data on injecting drug use and HIV infection among IDUs in Lang Son province, Vietnam and Ning Ming County, Guangxi Province, China from a baseline survey conducted before implementation of a peer-based cross-border HIV prevention intervention.

In cases where a member state faces increased pressures on its external border, such as disproportionate migratory pressure or cross-border crime, rapid border intervention teams could be temporarily deployed either at the request of a member state or by Council decision.

Further, the findings underline the need for development of European cross-border HIV and STI interventions with coherent messages and prevention policies for MSM.