Sentence examples for internationally recognised borders from inspiring English sources

They are built on occupied land outside Israel's internationally recognised borders and are illegal under international law.

Sent hundreds of tanks and thousands of soldiers across the internationally recognised borders of a neighbouring democracy?

Lieberman does not live in Israel according to its internationally recognised borders, but rather in an illegal settlement called Nokdim.

Yugoslavia was a sovereign state with internationally recognised borders; an unsolicited intervention in its internal affairs was excluded by international law.

In addition to Karabakh, seven other regions within Azerbaijan's internationally recognised borders are being held by the Karabakh Armenians, only two of which are needed to maintain a land connection to Armenia.

He added that the Vatican "supports the right of your people to a sovereign Palestinian homeland in the land of your forefathers, secure and at peace with its neighbours, within internationally recognised borders".

This marks the deadline for the internationally recognised border to come back under Ukrainian government control.

What's more, because it had moved back to the internationally recognised border, Israel would now enjoy international legitimacy.

International support for a Palestinian state has never been stronger, and it is a matter of time until this state will be internationally recognised along the 1967 borders.

The two-state solution on the 1967 borders is the internationally recognised framework for a workable solution.

Last summer, research Commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn responded to a query from the European Parliament about the company's involvement in projects by saying that the company "is formally established within the borders of the internationally recognised State of Israel," so that it meets the commission's participation criteria.