Sentence examples for soft border from inspiring English sources

He no longer insists that the line of control be scrapped, but rather that it be made a soft border.

A "soft" border between north and south allowing for trade and the easy movement of people would benefit all Sudanese.

Today's soft border between art and fashion would come as no surprise to great artists of the past.

One of the most prominent is a soft border, in which there would be a demilitarised zone which nomadic groups could cross at will.

According to proposals put forward by Mr Musharraf, even that fault could have been mended: mainly by turning Kashmir's front-line into a "soft border" and granting autonomy to Kashmiris either side of it.

Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz, Poland's prime minister until the end of 1997, represents this area in Parliament, and he urges a soft border regime that would allow families and small traders to continue to cross with as little hindrance as possible.

"Well," she replies, in her soft Borders voice, "it is his mission.

They can escape by speedboat, scooter or bicycle depending on the location, and take full advantage of soft borders and false documents.

And while they could exploit the soft borders of Europe and their own countries' corruption, the Panthers seemed untouchable for a while.

Similarly Sajjad Lone, whose moderate father was murdered in similar fashion, counts as a separatist who has put forward sensible ideas about sharing power in which a united Kashmir would enjoy "soft" borders with both Pakistan and India.

The solution they had agreed on would have resulted in a largely autonomous Kashmir with soft borders between the Indian- and Pakistani-controlled regions, and the gradual demilitarisation of Kashmir.