"What we have in Australia is rigid border control".
If that makes Mr. Harris sound rigid, bordering on anonymous, well, these are not inventive tracks.
By that, I don't mean that the Cooper-Hewitt should erect a rigid border between what is and isn't design.
The authors modify the model by introducing a rigid border at the 45th parallel, which runs through the northern United States and across southern Europe, with roughly 1 billion people living above the line and 6 billion below.
Some of the changes will probably happen over time, closer integration of Euro countries, further reviews of what the EU should be doing and not be doing and perhaps new, rigid border controls within the EU.
The tides of war, persecution and economic desperation each year deposit thousands on the English Channel's edge to play a game of cat and mouse with an Anglo-French confection of rigid border controls, putrid living conditions and random arrest designed to deter their presence.
The unconscious cannot be assumed to be inherently either a transgressive or a conservative force, but an unreliable one, promoting revolt or rebellion sometimes, intransigence and rigid border preservation at other times.
The rigid stance on border issues today — India with Pakistan over Kashmir, for example, and China with Japan over the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, as well as tensions over Taiwan — are seen as the result of colonial meddling.
The fibrous layer, which gives the lid its mechanical stability, is made up of the thick, and relatively rigid, tarsal plates, bordering directly on the palpebral aperture, and the much thinner palpebral fascia, or sheet of connective tissue; the two together are called the septum orbitale.
The addition, which Rubio reportedly co-wrote, would require rigid and costly border security triggers to be met before undocumented immigrants could begin a path to citizenship.
