Sentence examples for fast borders from inspiring English sources

In the age of empires, there were no hard and fast borders, whether the imperial rulers were the Ottoman Turks or the Manchus or the Moghuls.

"If you're looking for reasons for Brexit, just the idea there were no hard and fast borders in Germany explains... how Europe is shaped today, but makes an island folk like ours panic," he said.

Tempos in the jubilant choruses are fast, bordering on frenetic.

"We want the government to embrace the proposition of faster borders, using smartphones and trusted-travellers programmes".

Pearl Harbor next to the 1929 stock market crash next to gas lines from the 1970s next to the Cold War next to 9/11 and Bin Laden, in video cuts so fast they border on subliminal.

The main impediments to faster cross-border growth are consumers' preferences for fresh chicken and government policies to protect domestic agriculture, but rising food prices should stoke the appetite for cheaper, imported meat.The business of raising chicken is generally concentrated in countries where grain is plentiful.

Thus the European Investment Bank could launch a big (say €300 billion, or $383 billion) expansion in investments such as faster cross-border rail links or more integrated electricity grids and raise the money by issuing bonds, which the ECB could buy in the secondary market.

Grab the flag and wrap it around your arm so less of you seems to attract attention Call for a party of 4-5 peonce once you reach the border to surround you and run very fast to the border.

— The calls come in thick and fast from the border, just blocks from the fire station here.

So they are likely to expand across borders faster than within them, also spreading the risk that one country tightens regulations or becomes politically unstable.

The need for capital and new markets is pushing companies across borders faster than governments can put up obstacles to them.In other words, companies will take advantage of the single market wherever they can.