Sentence examples for ending border from inspiring English sources

The agreement, signed in the Black Sea resort of Yalta, is intended to bolster economic ties between the four largest former Soviet republics by ending border tariffs and unifying customs and tax policies.

But her ending borders on the trite.

Despite eyewitness accounts from almost all concerned, The Imposter never actually resolves this tantalising new storyline, and its ambiguous ending borders on unsatisfactory, given the depth of the research undertaken.

1963 Plan To End Border Dispute NEW DELHI — Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru put before Parliament today [Jan . 21]neutralist proposals to end the Sino-Indian border dispute.

PAGE B1 India and China Agree To End Border Disputes China and India agreed to resolve decades-old border disputes and let trade flourish between the countries.

The Ardsley/Greenburgh Intermunicipal Agreement that provides for representation on each other's Planning Board could help end border wars that take place between neighboring communities every time there is a major development under consideration.

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From candid remarks for a new NAFTA vision and his suggestions on ending the border drug violence to tips for renewed corporate leadership, Vicente Fox got down to business.

In more typical tetrapods, there are two major derivatives of the external oblique attaching the scapula (shoulder blade) to the body: the serratus, made up of numerous fingerlike slips running from the scapula to the neighbouring ribs, and the levator scapulae, which are fused with serratus along its caudal (tail-end) border.

The text is written in a poetic form and begun on the lower border and then extended upwards on the vertical borders, ending on the top border.

Responding to the minister's statement, Labour's Richard Baker said: "It represents the end of a protracted climbdown after a much-criticised consultation which proposed ending cross-border services, withdrawing sleeper services and closing large numbers of stations.