Sentence examples for its border for from inspiring English sources

During the '80s, Colonel Qaddafi also invaded Chad after encroaching on its border for years.

Pegida (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West) called a rally demanding Germany closes its border for refugees for "protection" after women were assaulted by crowds of men including asylum seekers.

Turkey considers the Syrian Kurdish militia as an extension of Kurdish rebels fighting Turkey and has vowed to attack their Afrin enclave, massing troops and tanks on its border for several days.

Turkey, which had pushed for a no-fly zone near its border for much of the war, has spent the past five months building a zone of influence inside Syria, within a 60-mile gap between the towns of Irfin and Jarabulus.

The Labour MP, who chairs the home affairs committee, asked how mutual trade in a future era of potentially different tariffs would work, noting that the Brexit white paper says Britain is "not proposing that the EU applies the UK's tariffs and trade policy at its border for goods intended for the UK".

In an interview with French television channel BFM TV, Cazeneuve said the government would close its border "for one month" in response to "a context of terrorist threats and risk of disturbances to public order, which could tarnish this international event".

It closed its borders for several months in 2003 during the scare over Sars.

Its stand on the North Koreans is not a new policy - it has been sending back those it finds within its borders for many years.

It had turned midnight on the Serbian side of the Hungarian border, the time that Hungary had said it would close its borders for the final time to refugees.

For this purpose, it is helpful to consider the orbifold [ 47] for the symmetry group of interest, the portion of the configuration that is repeated by the symmetry transformations, and the landmarks contained in it and on its borders (for further information on orbifolds, see [ 47]).

The company dominates domestic routes, carrying 80percentt of passengers, but the small size of the market has forced it to look beyond its borders for traffic and profits.