Sentence examples for monitoring of the borders from inspiring English sources

"Crucially, there needs to be very close monitoring of the borders with neighbouring countries," he said.

And she called for more action "to disrupt the travel plans of those planning go out to fight through better monitoring of the borders' watch list as well as access to passports".

She called for more action "to disrupt the travel plans of those planning go out to fight through better monitoring of the borders' watch list as well as access to passports".

With Russia unwilling to allow proper international monitoring of the border, Kiev is wary about fulfilling its own part of the bargain.

After that conflict, Russia formally recognized two ethnic enclaves, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, as sovereign nations, and its negotiators have cast international monitoring of the border as a challenge to Russia's stance.

European Union officials face complex questions as they send monitors to the borders of regions that they consider to be part of Georgia.

At the same time, it was decided to start extending joint monitoring of the external borders of the European Union and certainly of the imminent enlarged European Union.

Only when it was assured that Egypt was doing a strong job of monitoring the borders would Israel reduce its role.

To guide science-based recovery efforts and provide a baseline for future monitoring of this border population, empirical, quantitative information is needed on what resources and management practices promote or limit the occurrence of tigers in the region.

Homeland security officials responded that they could either patrol or monitor 81 percent of the border, and that the remaining areas were hostile terrain where illegal crossings are rare.

A discussion paper prepared for a European Commission workshop in Brussels this week, envisages their use not only in crop or farm monitoring, but also terrain cartography, goods transport, monitoring of borders, the fight against illegal immigration and drug trafficking, and intervention in natural or industrial disasters.