Sentence examples for hard fence from inspiring English sources

So far border authorities have built 650 miles of hard fence along the southwest border, including about 299 miles of vehicle barriers.

Officials say that a hard fence is prohibitively costly and inefficient, given that many stretches of the border are in remote mountain areas.

Only Mr. Perry, whose state shares 1,200 miles of border, begs to differ about the sense of a hard fence on every mile, without conceding one iota of his own commitment to securing the border.

To date, according to my colleague Julia Preston, who covers immigration, the department has completed about 650 miles of hard fence, mostly in cities and at points of heavy illegal crossings.

While such sentiments are common along the border, they are a striking counterpoint to discussions of immigration reform in Congress that take the necessity of enforced border security and hundreds of miles of hard fencing for granted.

"I think it's going to be fairly hard to fence an Oscar".

(Of course, it would also have been hard to fence).

It fears the Coalition Government is watering down the "hard ring-fence" proposal from the Vickers inquiry into the banks.

On the other hand, advances in certifying and marking cut diamonds, along with new laws in many countries that mandate proof of origin to discourage "blood diamonds" from countries with civil conflict, have made it harder to fence the most valuable polished stones, says Chaim Even-Zohar, an industry analyst based in Israel.

In response, Rodriguez hit some balls hard over the fence.

Beyond the perimeter "Hard Hat Only" fence, you can see women carrying books.