Sentence examples for protected borders from inspiring English sources

But not everyone was euphoric over the opening of Japan's normally highly protected borders to a prominent foreign product like major league baseball.

The only certainty is that linkages between such firms are growing almost as quickly as the social networks they run especially among those looking for virtual means to cut holes through protected borders.

As Valentin Cogels put it to me "What makes Switzerland so special is that it is a great niche market with above average revenues and spend levels, and protected borders from the rest of Europe".

In an August interview with Weekend America, he explained his platform, "[w]e want to have protected borders and keep our gun rights and a lot of conservative things, but the main thing is help America realize that 95 percent of violent crime is connected with alcohol".

"I'm feeling like I'm going to vote Republican no matter what," Donna Garrett, a 53-year-old wound care nurse shopping at Kohl's in Sioux City on Saturday, said, adding her most important issues were "right to life" and "protected borders".

The leaders will say that the EU helps protect borders.

"What does protecting borders mean in this specific case, letting people die at sea?" asked Mogherini.

A military officer who served at home and abroad, Mr. Höflechner knows something about protecting borders.

Today policemen looking for drugs and bureaucrats protecting borders have replaced the Sogdian traders who once plied these roadways.

European Union leaders meeting in Brussels have struggled to agree controversial plans to create a new 1,500-strong 1,500-strongon forapidimed at preactiong borders and controlling migration.

The helicopters, including Apaches, Black Hawks and Little Bird attack choppers, will give the Saudis greater ability to protect borders along with military installations and oil facilities.