Sentence examples for substantial border from inspiring English sources

In 1226 Konrad I of Masovia invited the Teutonic Knights to help him fight the pagan Baltic Prussian people, who lived in a territory adjacent to his lands; substantial border warfare was taking place and Konrad's province was suffering from Prussian invasions.

Mark Rice-Oxley, a foreign news editor who has lived and worked in Moscow, said: "Ukraine reminds us that all three Baltic states have sizable Russian minorities, substantial borders with Russian territory and important trade links with the post-Soviet space.

As Wired reports, Anduril calls its bespoke border wall surveillance system "Lattice" and intends for it to undercut the price of traditional border wall proposals by a substantial margin, employing high-tech, low-cost off-the-shelf devices and sensors where a traditional proposal would pour vertical concrete.

Although Canada prohibits direct to consumer advertising that includes both a brand name and indications, substantial cross border exposure to US advertising occurs through cable and satellite television, radio, print media, and internet advertising.

When Napoleon's forces approached the borders of Poland, Kościuszko wrote him a letter, demanding guarantees of parliamentary democracy and substantial national borders, which Napoleon ignored.

The committee said Brexit would have an impact on all aspects of life, but particularly on the substantial cross-border trade including co-production on meat and dairy, which has flourished in a single-market environment free of tariffs and customs.

The actual figures may be even higher, as substantial cross-border trade takes place, which escapes official statistics (UN OCHA 2007).

This may be an indication of a substantial cross-border transfer of medical patients.

The most substantial parts of "Border Songs" make insinuating use of the perils that haunt the border.

Those changes resulted in much less mobility for asylum-seekers, who are more likely now to be held in detention centers while their cases are decided, and a substantial increase in Border Patrol and immigration agents at the land crossings, seaports and airports.

In sum, 76percentt of those polled favored a pathway to citizenship, with 50percentt saying it should include substantial increases to border security and 26percentt saying they would support it without such measures.