Sentence examples for imposed borders from inspiring English sources

Since 1947, when British relinquished its colonial hold on the Indian subcontinent and midwifed the synchronized birth of India and Pakistan, the two countries have disputed their imposed borders, most often in the province of Jammu and Kashmir.

There is a long history of ethnic and business ties that seamlessly flow across the colonially imposed borders, especially among the minority Tutsi who dominate business on both sides, yet at the same time, feel threatened and a heightened sense of community as a result.

Even Germany and Austria, once willing to take in as many as they could after Hungary made its intentions clear, have imposed border controls.

His private stand in favour of an imposed border revision left no party to the territorial dispute satisfied, and his government fell in 1947.

Hours earlier Sweden imposed border controls on the Oresund bridge – which connects Malmo in southern Sweden and Copenhagen in Demark – making it harder for bother migrants and commuters to travel.

The focus has turned to Slovenia after Hungary clamped down on its border with Serbia, prompting the refugees to switch to Croatia which in turn imposed border controls, pushing them into Slovenia.

The focus of the crisis turned to Slovenia when Hungary clamped down on its border with Serbia, prompting the refugees to switch to Croatia, which in turn imposed border controls.

Anti-government feeling runs deep in the weather-worn town, where a recently imposed border tax has left many struggling to survive.

Proposals for an imposing border fence have drawn cheers at Republican rallies.

The treaty has a safeguard clause that any country can invoke if it wishes to retain or impose border controls.

Spain will seek to impose border controls with France for a week, starting Saturday, as Barcelona prepares to host a meeting of the European Central Bank.