Sentence examples for measures and border from inspiring English sources

He said he would propose a Europe-wide referendum in 2017, including on new measures and border controls.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said that Britain regarded the thwarted attack as "a wake-up call" requiring a review of airport security measures and border controls, among other things.

Or the rise of Islamic radicalism, leading to increased security measures and border control in many countries.

After routine confrontations between security forces and people trying to breach the tunnel -- which led to arrests and tear gassings -- France and Britain increased security measures and border controls in late August.

But these would be costly measures and border inspectors are already overwhelmed by the increasing amounts of traded plant material (van der Graaf and Khoury 2010).

The subset of data presented in this paper contains information on socio-demographic factors and perceptions and practices relating to the following WHO-defined categories of NPIs: measures to reduce risk that cases transmit infection, measures to reduce risk that contacts transmit infection, measures to increase social distance, disinfection measures, and border measures [ 15].

For that reason, he said, businesses had to join this American-led fight, even if it meant new security measures and tighter border controls that put a crimp in commerce.

Inevitably, this war was looped back to the need for tougher measures and strengthened borders.

5, 10, 11 Along the Vietnam Cambodia border, factors unique to the Jarai youth, males in particular, such as age-specific sleeping patterns and structures, low uptake of preventive measures, and cross-border mobility, increases this subgroup's exposure to malaria.

told reporters on the same call that such a bill, combining the Senate measure and House border proposal, would allow advocates to point to specific elements of reform in order to ask whether a Republican member supported it -- rather than just the general concept of immigration reform.

In November 2013, comprehensive reform legislation that had passed the Senate, the effort's great last gasp, died in the House as Speaker John Boehner capitulated to right-wing legislators unimpressed with the bill's enforcement and border militarization measures.