Sentence examples for guarding the frontier from inspiring English sources
Thanks to Hamas forces guarding the frontier against militants, he adds, children in Israel's border towns can sleep in their beds, not in shelters, and no longer go to school in armoured buses.But Israel's reciprocal promise to help revive Gaza's economy has not been kept.
Different agencies were merged to create a behemoth, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), with Border Patrol agents (quasi-paramilitaries in green uniforms) guarding the frontier, and CBP officers (in dark blue) to man air, land and sea ports of entry, screening hundreds of millions of passengers and trade flows worth trillions of dollars.
There was no Federal Reserve Bank, the economy ran on the gold standard and military was small with only commitments to guarding the frontier.
The description found in Gylfaginning of Surtr guarding the frontier of Múspell is depicted in John Charles Dollman's painting The Giant with the Flaming Sword.
In a book from the Prose Edda additional information is given about Surtr, including that he is stationed guarding the frontier of the fiery realm Múspell, that he will lead "Múspell's sons" to Ragnarök, and that he will defeat Freyr.
The day they declared victory, I was back in a place called Wismar, on the Baltic in Germany, guarding the frontiers.
The central government became weaker, and as more peasants joined rebel bands they were able to take over large parts of the empire, keeping all the remaining tax revenues for themselves and often cutting off the regular food supplies to the cities and the Ottoman armies still guarding the frontiers.
There were no schools or hospitals, or policemen to guard the frontier against smugglers or terrorists.
It was founded in 1856 as Fort (Fuerte) Constitucional, and the surrounding lands were distributed to veteran army officers who guarded the frontier.
"I am thinking that the Afghan government has forgotten us". There were no schools or hospitals, or policemen to guard the frontier against smugglers or terrorists.
But Bill Bollendorf, who runs the Galerie Macondo, in Pittsburgh, explained that the three skeletal figures in the doorway are guede, members of a family of spirits who guard the frontier between life and death.
