Sentence examples for fire border from inspiring English sources

"Because we're sitting here in the midst of a budget deadlock, we're sitting here cutting Head Start programs, police, fire, border security, reading teachers -- we're sitting here cutting the basics, and there's just this refusal to even consider subsidies for the oil companies".

Across 11 dates of widely varying quality, BULC tracked the fires, ignored contaminated image information, and mapped fire borders consistently throughout the summer, autumn, and subsequent winter and spring.

You would believe they would not turn you back around into the ocean or force you across the border to another country to face a firing border security squad.

The Independent leads on the report, characterising the Saville report as "undoing the damage" caused by Lord Widgery's original 558-word investigation into the killings, which found only that the soldiers' firing "bordered on the reckless".

The double threshold would have to be met in any strike called in health, education, fire, transport, border security and energy sectors – including the Border Force and nuclear decommissioning.

The two countries fought a war over the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh that ended in 1994 with a cease-fire, but border skirmishes remain common.

Cast Lead ended with a cease-fire — as will the present conflict, if the deal announced Wednesday by Hillary Clinton, in Cairo, holds — but by this summer increased rocket-firing and border clashes eroded the three-year-old truce.

But no peace agreement was reached, and the parties still exchange fire across the border Israeli-Lebanese border.

In April, the Widgery Inquiry concluded that the Paratroopers' firing had "bordered on the reckless".

Widgery acknowledged that the troops' firing had "bordered on the reckless" but he left open the possibility that soldiers had indeed been fired upon first by elements in the crowd.

In an unrelated event, Israeli and Lebanese forces briefly exchanged fire across their border on Monday when the Lebanese believed that patrolling Israelis had crossed the border.