Sentence examples for preferred border from inspiring English sources
In countries where geographic borders are in dispute — like India and Pakistan, which are at odds over demarcation of the Kashmir region — Nokia has produced separate digital maps for each country, with each version displaying that country's preferred border.
Mr. Gissin said that if the Palestinian Authority collapsed, the Palestinians might "shout to the Security Council, 'Send an international force to the territories' " and " 'push Israel back to the '67 borders.' " Palestinian officials say Mr. Sharon has deliberately undermined the Palestinian Authority, sowing chaos to avoid political negotiations and impose his own preferred borders.
But over the past year or so, Europe has been littered with high-profile potential deals across a range of industries that have been derailed by governments defending national champions or in support of preferred cross-border alignments.
As a result of the redeployments along the Canadian border, a preferred entryway for terrorists in the past, Mr. Bonner said the agency has had to cut the number of inspectors dedicated to special units that search for illegal drugs and for exports of high-technology products.
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The addition of the new Kobo device advances Borders as a preferred destination for eReaders for virtually every household.
No matter how ingenious the future architects of the new Middle Eastern geography prove to be, crisscrossing sectarian and tribal allegiances will make it impossible to align national borders with one preferred version of Islam.
The preferred route would hug the Brazilian border and connect the town with the Peruvian city of Iñapari to the southeast.
The preferred plane is between the mucosal border and the orbicular oris muscle.
Since it is situated near the French and Swiss borders, it has become the preferred site for new branch offices of German, as well as French and Swiss, companies.
