Sentence examples for physical fencing from inspiring English sources

No wonder, then, that there is increasing interest in what Thomas L. Friedman, writing in the Times not long before the latest round of blood revenge, called "new thinking --specifically, thinking --specifically," which is thinking --specificallycing off of Israelis from Palestheidea.

Physical fencing has been installed over 600 miles of terrain under the program.

Where is the proof that spending more on physical fencing — taller, stronger, longer — will do any good?

My dream school wouldn't have any physical fences.

We did not need physical fences to keep out immigrants.

In Jerusalem there would have to be two physical fences.

The escalating price of steel, among other costs, has driven up the price of the physical fence, he said.

"You stop illegal immigration by building a fence, a physical fence and then a technological fence," Mr. Giuliani said in the ad.

The fence was flimsy, that was true, but it wasn't the physical fence that kept the cattle in anyway — it was the idea of the fence.

The "virtual fence," a system of cameras and radars searching for illegal border crossers, once seemed like a pragmatic improvement to far-flung agents and physical fences.

Only then will the government formally accept the equipment,which could ultimately be installed along large border stretches where no physical fence is planned.