Sentence examples for respect no borders from inspiring English sources

As we are painfully learning once again, nuclear accidents respect no borders.

"Infectious diseases know and respect no borders," Heymann told members of a House oversight panel at a hearing yesterday.

Two axioms of medicine are that infectious agents respect no borders and that jet travel is likely to help infectious diseases spread into new areas.

In addition, the events of 11 September have made plausible the deliberate release of biological agents, and the consequences of such an action would respect no borders.

Readiness requires international cooperation and coordination, because diseases respect no borders.

But power – or, more accurately, the thirst for power – is all-consuming and respects no borders or boundaries.

From there they dispersed throughout the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest's interior that, like them, respects no borders.

Even though dirty air respects no borders, the authority to implement federally mandated cleanup programs resides within each state, making cooperative regional efforts difficult.

The indifferent weather, we also understand, respects no borders or allegiances, whatever Ian Paisley once said about never forsaking "the blue skies of Ulster for the grey mist of an Irish Republic".

Chabon, the writer of books including The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay and The Yiddish Policemen's Union, said: "Great literature respects no borders or boundaries, and it's a thrill to be part of the first literary prize designed to honour that crucial disrespect".

She says the whole world has a stake in the fight, as the disease respects no borders.