Sentence examples for enemy borders from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the firebrand Iraqi cleric Muqtada Al Sadr's Mahdi Army militia, who declined to be identified, announced that the movement is willing to assist Iran in gaining "strategic positions closer to the enemy borders" with or without the Iraqi government's consent.

Critics of the Joint Strike Fighter point out that countries like China are developing and acquiring weapons that will push aircraft carriers so far out to sea that the F-35, which has a range of 1,000km (600 miles), will not be able to strike inside enemies' borders.

Push, push, push-be aggressive! if you can force your enemy's borders to their capital, you're in great shape.

Were their night-time patrols (before they were dispersed by the police) good old-fashioned lynch mobs – as a video posted by their sworn enemies, No Border, attests?

"As a result of brainless politics, we literally abandoned this country, and we not only froze relations with it for 10 years, but nearly created an enemy on our borders," the Russian newspaper Konkurent quoted Mr. Nazdratenko as saying.

An enemy unbounded by borders encourages a mode of warfare without delineated front lines or battlegrounds.

And they also understand that this enemy knows no border.

With dangerous enemies on their borders, both countries were weighed down by heavy military spending.

"The Israeli people have always had enemies at their borders and terrorists close at hand," Mr. Bush said.

In 2007, the men's Final Four was back on Northside Drive as Georgia's border enemy, Florida, came to town for a coronation.

They worry that a new government in Afghanistan might be hostile to Pakistan, leaving the country facing enemies on two borders.