Sentence examples for frontier policing from inspiring English sources

Both countries have since met the Schengen zone's technical requirements, which focus mainly on standards of frontier policing.

The duet starts with their synchronised recital of an encounter with officious frontier police.

The Associated Press said there were about a dozen such dogs at Charles de Gaulle, while the frontier police have requested 100.

In response, two battered trucks of the North-West Frontier police turned up, with a few elderly officers, but the intruders were allowed to get away.

That will be deemed a step too far for now, so instead there will be moves towards exchanging information on visas and an emphasis on greater co-operation between frontier police.

2012 22 November A Taliban suicide bomber struck a Shia procession in the city of Rawalpindi, killing 23. 5 January Taliban fighters kill 15 Pakistani frontier police after holding them hostage for more than a year.

It has been framed against a background of mutual exasperation with Greece over its difficulties in policing its frontier with Turkey, an EU external border thought to be the main crossing point into the union for clandestine migrants.

Then there is market pressure: consumers can pay a premium for beef, soya and timber from producers certified as obeying environmental standards.Such initiatives are not the whole answer, which must include developing institutions capable of policing the frontier (see article).

Though neither Tsugaru daimyo family ever held shogunate office, the Tsugaru of Hirosaki (together with many of the other domains of northern Honshū) assisted the shogunate in policing the frontier region of Ezochi (now Hokkaido).

Though no Nanbu lord ever held shogunate office, the Nanbu of Morioka (together with many of the other domains of northern Honshū) assisted the shogunate in policing the frontier region of Ezochi (now Hokkaido).

Though no Satake lord ever held shogunate office, the clan (together with many of the other domains of northern Honshū) assisted the shogunate in policing the frontier region of Ezochi (now Hokkaido).