Sentence examples for monitor its borders from inspiring English sources

The GOL does not have the ability to quell violence, monitor its borders or operate independently to fight crime.

This government then agrees to accept a limited number of Egyptian troops and police to help Palestinians secure Gaza and monitor its borders, as well as Jordanian troops and police to do the same in the West Bank.

The hostility of its neighbors -- especially Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece, which fought the Turks over Macedonia early in this century -- lead the United Nations to send a peacekeeping force, including a small contingent of American troops, to monitor its borders.

After 34 days of warfare, the latest resolution, 1701, repeats the goals of 1559 but provides more teeth, including a more robust United Nations force of up to 15,000 soldiers that is supposed to patrol a specific southern demilitarized zone and help the government monitor its borders, ensuring that Iran and Syria do not resupply Hezbollah with rockets, missiles and ammunition.

A Spanish government statement said: "Spain is fulfilling its duties under European law to monitor its borders and to abide by rules set up to avoid the illegal traffic of illicit goods and prevent smuggling".

On Dec. 9, acting under American pressure, Pakistan finally sent the first of 6,000 soldiers to monitor its border with Afghanistan.

Germany's U.N. ambassador, Thomas Matussek, said that pending parliamentary approval, his government would also provide customs officers and specialized police to help Lebanon monitor its border with Syria, a key transit point for Hezbollah's arms supplies.

Syria, for its part, is loudly objecting to the UN's plan to monitor its border with Lebanon to try to staunch the flow of arms to Hizbullah.Meanwhile, Lebanon's beleaguered government has struggled to match Hizbullah's impressive post-war relief and reconstruction efforts.

More recently, the EU has spurned Georgia's plea for a mission to monitor its border with Russia.Few doubt that durable democracy-building in Ukraine will be much easier if Ukraine has a clear prospect of EU membership within a meaningful time-frame.

Russia denies supporting and arming the separatists, and has invited officials from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) to monitor its border with Ukraine.

The Security Council threatened Eritrea with economic sanctions if it did not reverse its decision to bar United Nations helicopter flights and end other restrictions on the 3,300-member 3,300-memberns peacekeeping mission monitoring its border with Ethiopia.