Sentence examples for set up a border from inspiring English sources

The two countries had set up a border commission but it had never got far.Maps for your choiceIn 1997 a map appeared in Ethiopia, apparently commissioned by the Tigrayan provincial administration.

The Pakistani army has withdrawn from large parts of the area, leaving lonely border posts manned by paramilitaries called the Frontier Corps.The trouble started when the Afghan National Army tried to set up a border post in Mohmand.

Turkey's earlier proposal to the UN to set up a border buffer zone, backed by a possible no-fly zone, was ignored by the US, Britain and other Nato members wary of involvement in another Middle East war.

In the meantime, Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said the department had set up a "border security support cell" comprising a small number of Pentagon personnel that would seek to coordinate with DHS.

You can also use it to set up a border along a fence line or property line, which can help keep your bamboo from escaping into your neighbor's yard or vice versa.

Mr Zuma also said the government was taking steps to secure its porous borders and making progress in setting up a border management agency, announced last year and scheduled to be up and running in 2016.

One of the more intriguing bits in the game, given Mr. Houser's personal history growing up in London, involves a pair of deluded anti-immigrant activists who set up a civil border patrol and stun-gun American mariachi performers.

Around the same time, he set up a new border province, the Banate of Szörény (Severin, Romania), in the lands between the Carpathians and the Lower Danube.

Helping to set up a cross-border funds regime in the region, Smartshares is building partnerships through Asia-Pacific establishCooperathen to estAsiash the Asia Region Funds Passport in New Zealand.

Plans to set up an EU border control system, bringing together the EU's Frontex border agency and national border management authorities, will be debated on Tuesday and voted on Wednesday.

Mr Johnson said Britain would help Libya to set up an electronic border in its southern desert.