Sentence examples for reduced border from inspiring English sources

Thus, soccer works, and so do roaming cellphones, the euro single currency, reduced border controls -- anything, in fact, that allows a new, younger generation of Europeans to crisscross a playground from the Baltic to the Mediterranean.

Since the drugs war is widely considered to be the driving force behind reduced border tourism we consider three different specifications for the homicide mortality variable.

Another great example of the Bank's trade facilitation at work is the East Africa Trade and Transport Facilitation Project, which has drastically reduced border crossing times between Uganda and Kenya -- from three days to just three hours.

The report suggests that ministers failed to oversee their own pilot of reduced border checks and says that senior officials were aware for some time that fingerprint checks on non-European visa passengers and further security checks on some European passengers had also been suspended.

Prices fell both in response to declining domestic consumption and the implementation of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) reforms, which proposed liberalization of agricultural trade through reduced border protection, domestic support payments and export subsidization [ 7].

The chamber has been working with its American counterpart to propose ways of reducing border delays while maintaining adequate security.

The idea that #Brexit would reduce border control is preposterous There are around 8,000 people living in a camp in Calais unable to get into the UK.

(Reuters) HONDURAS, NICARAGUA: EASING TENSIONS The two countries agreed to reduce border troops and work toward creating a military-free zone in the Caribbean Sea to ease border tensions, diplomats said.

It follows a wave of Afro-optimism and calls to increase trade on the continent by addressing the basics – reduce border barriers, streamline the visa process, and increase collaboration on linking infrastructure.

"Member states expressed broad support for the communication and highlighted the potential benefits for enhancing internal security, combating organised crime, identifying visa overstayers and reducing border crossing time for regular travellers.

The people of Palermo massacred 2,000 French residents in the Sicilian Vespers, a revolt against the Angevin king Charles I. UN Security council called upon Egypt and Israel to cooperate in reducing border tension.