Sentence examples for interstate border from inspiring English sources

However, it is understood that the agreement commits the sides to establishing diplomatic relations, opening the interstate border gradually and establishing a joint historical commission to consider the death of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during 1915; Armenia insists that 1.5m of its people died in an act of genocide.

The study villages are situated near Assam-Arunachal Pradesh interstate border, have a population of about 1200 persons and inhabited mainly by tribals (Fig.  1).

Malaria transmission is perennial in the villages of Assam-Arunachal Pradesh interstate border and symptomatic as well as asymptomatic malaria infections are detected throughout the year with high slide positivity rate mainly due to P. falciparum [ 4, 11, 18].

Specific details were recorded by the State of New South Wales (NSW) (24 ): "After the first case was diagnosed in Sydney (capital of NSW State) …and determined to have come from (the) adjacent (state of) Victoria, measures were taken by New South Wales at the interstate border to prevent importation of additional cases.

European interstate borders are "thicker" than American interstate borders, and so European countries are able to wring less out of the continental economy.But as it turns out, state borders in America aren't quite as benign as I might have suggested.

But it is not clear how any set of interstate borders could have naturally divided up sub-Saharan Africa in the late 19th century.

This gap is the domestic border effect, and it is bigger than the international gap, both in absolute and relative terms.I don't think this really affects my point; in any reasonable accounting, interstate borders in America are sure to be less onerous to cross than national borders within Europe.

In NSW, high risk pregnancies are referred to a centre with an appropriate level of care prior to birth, including referral to an interstate centre for mothers resident close to interstate borders.

Issues included delayed disease reporting by the initially affected state, controls at interstate borders, resistance to quarantine measures, impoundment of the transcontinental train in the state of Western Australia, and conflict between national and state authorities in the Australian federal system (23 ).

If a patient had a record of care provided by a doctor in an interstate or border region they were flagged as potentially having treatment interstate.

FRUITLAND is nearly two hours from the Interstate, and bordered by the Spokane Indian Reservation.