Sentence examples for different borders from inspiring English sources

You see, the terms and definitions you use for biobanks are a sort of a problem because there are so many different borders with BBMRI and everyone [has] their own terminology that differs from each other.

Could Different Borders Have Saved the Middle East?

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But Disputed Territories, a website created by wonks at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, identifies 12 regions where Google presents different borders to different audiences depending on where they are in the world.

It tracks not just the depth of international connections (how much activity crosses borders), but also their breadth (how many different borders are being crossed) and their direction (how do outward and inward flows compare).

Katherine Mansfield is a supreme example of a writer who is positioned between a number of different borders and boundaries: between modernism and postcolonialism; between the short story and other genres (like the novella or poetry, or nonfiction, such as letters, diaries, reviews, and translations); between Europe and New Zealand.

When the group hijacked a public bus on its route along the Thai-Myanmar border on Monday morning, they first wanted to go to a different border town, according to the driver, who gave his name only as Eed.

The UN's refugee agency, the UNHCR, called on the EU to avoid fragmenting into a patchwork of countries with different border rules, which would plunge thousands of refugees into "legal limbo".

They traded stories about what they had heard concerning others who had tried to cross; to some, it seemed as if different rules were enforced at different border crossings.

In returning them, Iraqi soldiers put the Syrians on a bus headed for a different border post, in Anbar Province, partly to avoid the same hostilities the Syrians had fled.

These measure would tie in with demands made by the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, for EU host countries to set up big reception centres, as it warned that thousands of refugees could be left in "legal limbo" if EU members adopt different border rules.