Sentence examples for rise in border from inspiring English sources
On the possibility of onerous checks that could clog up the country's ports if Britain leaves the customs union, he admitted that the Treasury believed the final Brexit deal could mean a fivefold rise in border inspections.
In a document obtained by VICE, the ministry highlights key considerations for law enforcement regarding minimum legal age; "If the minimum ages differ from province to province there could be a rise in "border shopping" for youth similar to what happens with alcohol".
Sales of pregnancy testing kits are rising in border regions of North Korea, Daily NK has learned.
In particular, our ability to measure the most recent trends in wealth inequality is limited, partly due to the huge rise in cross border financial assets and offshore wealth.
It highlighted a recent rise in "cross-border recruitment by Taliban – as well as attacks on schools".
The figures for foreign liabilities move roughly in parallel with the ones for assets (see chart 14 .A bigger poolThis rise in cross-border portfolios has had several effects.
America's Volcker rule would exempt that country's debt, but not that of other sovereigns, from restrictions on banks' proprietary trading.In retrospect, much of the rise in cross-border lending was foolish.
So a surge in immigration usually leads to only a more modest rise in cross-border marriages; the process is slower and more complex.Research into four European countries by Suzana Koelet of the Free University of Brussels and others confirms that international marriages have not risen as much as one might have expected in Europe.
Insisting the controls were compatible with Schengen membership, he blamed a rise in cross-border crime.
But while San Diego was calming down, the illegal traffic shifted elsewhere, and arrests of illegal immigrants rose in other border areas, like Douglas, Ariz.
12.43pm BST Turkish hostility to refugees Hostility to Syrian refugees is rising in Turkish border towns, where there are fears of sectarian tensions - there are a number of Alawites in these areas - spreading across the border, the Daily Beast reports.
