Sentence examples for idea of border from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, was quoted as saying the idea of border checks "would have to be looked at".

Mr. Rich, once the outsider scratching at the door, has now become something of a gatekeeper, and his idea of border policing suggests dashes of progressivism sprinkled throughout his conservative landscape.

In his 2014 TED Talk, Yellin warns, "This delusion of difference this idea of countries, this idea of borders, of religion doesn't work.

The same tendency could be seen in his last novel, Reiver Blues (1996), set in the "debatable lands" on either side of the Anglo-Scottish border, in which the idea of the border became a figurative hook used to pull in elements as diverse as oriental sex manuals and local folklore.

The Pacific Crest Trail System Conference, a federation of hiking clubs and youth groups organized by hiking enthusiast Clinton C. Clarke, formally proposed the idea of a border-to-border trail in 1932 and worked for many years to build support for such a trail.

"He is fascinated by ideas of borders, or peripheries," said Harper Montgomery, an assistant curator at the Modern.

I really question these ideas of borders and nations and states.

In the interview with Sean Hannity, while Perry did not think the idea of a border fence across the entire 1,969-mile 1,969-mileo border was practical, he said, "When I'm the president, that border will be secure".

Stothard is interested in the idea of the border between Scotland and England becoming more significant.

They didn't care for the idea of the border going unprotected, or of the country being overwhelmed by impoverished Latin Americans.

The 42-year-old congressman is no Middle East savant; till now, his idea of a border dispute has more likely involved Wisconsin and Illinois.