Sentence examples for internal border controls from inspiring English sources

The commission wants to end all internal border controls by the end of the year.

It's the place where, in 1985, several European countries decided to abolish internal border controls.

"Internal border controls will be a nightmare," admitted an ambassador in Brussels from a large EU country.

Last week the European commission issued a communication that considers allowing member states to put in place internal border controls in exceptional circumstances.

Restoring internal border controls would result in immediate costs of up to €18bn a year or 0.13% of the annual output of the Schengen area, it says.

Finland belongs to the "Schengen" group of EU countries that have scrapped internal border controls; so it is keen that the EU newcomers should build strong external ones.

Former Labour cabinet minister Yvette Cooper said that the EU should reintroduce internal border control to help control the movement of migrants and refugees.

His remarks echo concerns in other European capitals that David Cameron's desire to hold a referendum as quickly as possible may come up against the threat that the EU will be in the middle of a full-blown crisis over refugees and possibly rethinking fundamental issues such as internal border control.

Internal border control may have a role in protecting domestic centers early in a pandemic, when importations are sparse.

We investigated the capacity of internal border control to limit influenza spread in an emergent pandemic in the context of Australia, a country with a low-population density and geopolitical boundaries that may facilitate restrictions.

The key points in our study are that delays induced by internal border control are strongly influenced by epidemic growth rates and demographic factors such as the relative sizes of cities, travel rates, and the origin of travelers.