Sentence examples for expanded borders from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately all these settlements — their presence, their expansion, their expanded borders and so on — they're all illegal, and we don't recognize their legitimacy," she said.

Instead of being the last Great Power to join a fight (and thus coming in fresh and strong), it assumed the opposite role: It would place its forces in the front line, along the newly expanded borders of insecurity — Berlin, the Mediterranean, Korea, Southeast Asia.

Canada, a major Arctic player and key opponent to Russia in the quest for expanded borders in the Far North looked at that military expansionism with concern.

It conveniently ignores that it was from within those "Auschwitz borders" that Israel defeated the combined forced of Egypt, Syria and Jordan in six days in 1967 (at the cost of 776 Israeli lives) while in 1973, from vastly expanded borders, losing 2688 soldiers and almost the war itself following an Egyptian and Syrian attack.

One is that the federal government hasn't enforced immigration laws, even though it has greatly expanded border security in the last decade and the Obama administration is deporting immigrants at a record clip.

And just two months ago, his beloved Utah – under his Republican successor, Governor Gary Herbert – passed a bill that includes a state guest worker programme and expanded border and workplace enforcement measures, with no Arizona-style crackdown.

Along the way, contractors building the Wall and those supplying expanded border and urban policing will be enriched.

The recent report In the Shadow of the Wall from the University of Arizona demonstrates that deportation and expanded border security efforts are largely ineffective in discouraging Mexican deportees from crossing again.

The gains in Rhode Island and Maine were attributed, in part, to the expanding borders of the Boston suburbs.

Jewish life was restored where it had been extinguished, and the expanding borders of a post-national Europe offered new opportunities to Jews scattered across borders.

15 Albright Warns Albanians Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright addressed the Albanian Parliament and warned against any ambition to avenge atrocities in Kosovo or to expand borders.