Sentence examples for sealed borders from inspiring English sources

Large extractions often depend on friendly countries to negotiate openings in otherwise sealed borders, so captured documents can remain hidden for months.

The Congolese government gave no details of the incident, but announced that it had sealed borders, closed the airport and imposed a night curfew.

A backlash against immigration by the economically Neanderthal right is another: aging electorates turn to demagogues who offer sealed borders without explaining who exactly is going to pay for the pensions and health care.

Central and Eastern Europe are far poorer, their once sealed borders now open, their sense of what Bernd Burgfeldt, a Berlin police officer, called the "Golden West" still full of illusions, their young women liberated but often idle -- and desperate.

But so far, there has been no costly folly on Nolan's resumé – no 1941 or The Abyss – and this very success renders him suspicious to his critics, who maintain that he is a chilly film-maker, a neatnik showman constructing elaborate puzzles that, once solved, leave little in the way of emotion or life beyond their hermetically sealed borders.

Meanwhile Guinea has denied earlier reports that the government had sealed borders with Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Also on Monday, Iran sealed border crossings into the Kurdish region of northern Iraq to protest the arrest of an Iranian man on suspicion of smuggling powerful roadside bombs.

Because a 100percentt sealed border won't come cheap".

In any case, sealing borders will not solve the problems of existing immigrants and their European-born children and grandchildren.

Now Western governments are expected to keep trade and tourism flowing and respect ethnic rights while sealing borders as vast as the Arizona desert and the Mediterranean Sea.

It is possible to seal borders tightly enough to keep more people out if those inside are ready to pay the price.