Sentence examples for permanent frontier from inspiring English sources

Here on our permanent frontier, we like telling stories in which innocence has been abruptly torn from us, just a day or a decade before.

The explosion of settlements, encouraged and subsidized by both Labor and Likud governments, has led to a large and established ethnocracy that thinks of itself as a permanent frontier.

The Anglo-Irish Treaty (Article 12) also stated that Northern Ireland could opt out of the Irish Free State and provided for a commission to establish a permanent frontier.

Despite a period in the following two reigns when another frontier was laid out on the Glasgow Edinburgh line the Antonine Wall, built of turf the wall of Hadrian came to be the permanent frontier of Roman Britain.

But it would be a mistake to let Croatia become the permanent new frontier of Europe, the Antemurale Christianitatis ("bulwark of Christianity") of olden days.

"No agreement is ever permanent in frontier politics, and it's all very complicated," said one American government official with decades of experience in Pakistan and its tribal areas.

For the moment, Indian political analysts are suggesting that the "line of control", the de facto border since 1972, should be made the permanent, internationally recognised frontier between the two countries.

As part of a new agreement, United will give one gate on Concourse A to Frontier for permanent use, the airport said.

Frontier living is frontier living.

To ensure the loyalty of the Rhine garrison and the civil population that depended on it for protection, imperial representation in the frontier region became permanent.

The few permanent settlements today have a weathered, frontier character: tin roofs, rusty vehicle parts, satellite dishes.