Sentence examples for impose a border from inspiring English sources

The shadow Foreign Office minister, Kerry McCarthy, describes Spain's proposal to impose a border fee as unacceptable, while Cameron's spokesman says the prime minister is seriously concerned about the escalating tensions.

In fact, according to a transcript of their conversation published by the Washington Post, Trump repeatedly threatened to impose a border tax on Mexican goods, and even to engage in a trade war, in order to comply with his campaign promise to bring back American jobs.

FRANKFURT/BERLIN, Jan 16 (Reuters) - U.S President-elect Donald Trump warned German car companies he would impose a border tax of 35percentt on vehicles imported to the U.S. market, a plan that drew sharp rebukes from Berlin and hit the automakers' shares.

The Palestinians' chief negotiator, Saeb Erekat, told Reuters that unilaterally imposing a border would not bring peace.

This should prevent Brussels imposing a hard border for people in Ireland.

To avoid imposing a hard border with physical checks for goods and services between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which belongs to the European Union, May's deal proposes a "backstop".

There are fears that imposing a "hard border," with physical checks for goods and services between Britain and the EU, could have an impact on the Irish peace process.

Well, admittedly, it was not comprehensive legislation -- Congress did not establish a cap-and-trade system or impose a carbon tax or a border tariff and there were no emission targets for 2020 or 2050.

ISTANBUL — Turkish officials continued Tuesday to step up pressure on Syria, saying they would consider having their military cross the border to impose a safety zone if the Assad government failed to stop killing citizens demanding democratic change.

He flew to London for talks with prime minister Edward Heath calling for the introduction of curfews and thousands of troops to cordon and search Catholic areas, where the IRA was based, seal the border and impose a major crackdown.

While Turkey has signaled strongly that it views military action as a last resort, Turkish officials said Tuesday that they would consider having their military cross the border to impose a safety zone if the Assad government failed to stop killing citizens demanding democratic change.