Sentence examples for operating along the border from inspiring English sources
By the beginning of next year, the number of drones operating along the border should be up to six, providing "critical aerial surveillance assistance," Ms. Napolitano said.
However, Gaza's 1.5 million population and its Hamas rulers have managed to survive thanks to several hundred tunnels operating along the border with Egypt.
The officers said that the two teams of American helicopter gunships supporting the South Vietnamese troops had been operating along the border, but had not crossed it.
Drawing from the FARC's archive, the book also describes how the group trained various pro-Chávez organizations in Venezuela, including the Bolivarian Liberation Forces, a shadowy paramilitary group operating along the border with Colombia.
Though small bands of fighters are operating along the border, aiming sniper fire and rocket attacks at allied forces, they have proved difficult to find and harder to attack.
Diplomats in Afghanistan who were briefed on the preliminary findings said that a joint NATO and Afghan force operating along the border came under sustained fire late Friday or early Saturday — it is not clear from whom — and called in air support.
He also lifted the prohibition on troops other than South Koreans operating along the borders with China and the Soviet Union.
He added, "We know that this leadership continues to operate along the border area between Afghanistan and Pakistan".
The Thai authorities used to see the ethnic insurgents that operated along the border as something of a buffer against Myanmar's security forces.
But the lawmakers, citing news reports, said there was evidence that elements of Pakistan's powerful Interservices Intelligence agency might be helping members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda operate along the border and infiltrate into Afghanistan.
A Pakistani friend of his said he was advising the provincial livestock department and the Industries Ministry, and was working on a development project financed by the American government in the tribal regions, a largely lawless area where militants operate along the border with Afghanistan.
