Sentence examples for suspicious border from inspiring English sources
This includes suspicious border crossings, impersonation of law enforcement, military personnel, or company employees.
Alicia Dinsmore, a volunteer with No More Deaths, told The Washington Post that the group felt it was "suspicious" that Border Patrol agents would arrest a known, longtime volunteer the same day the group released video that was critical of the agency.
Through comparison of the intron positions and splice-site phases in relation to the protein multiple-sequence alignment, several suspicious exon border predictions could be resolved and the protein sequences subsequently be corrected.
The Australian transactions reports and analysis centre will alert the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) when suspicious cross-border money movements suggest somebody is being scammed.
Through comparison of intron positions and splice-site phases relative to the multiple protein sequence alignments, several suspicious exon borders could be resolved in the less conserved parts of the C-terminal tail regions.
U-2 imagery experts decipher tiny dots and squiggles in grainy black-and-white images, resolving them into trucks, tanks and command posts to help detect suspicious activity at border crossings with Iran.
The bus driver thought the man looked suspicious and alerted the border police at a checkpoint on the edge of Jerusalem, the police said.
Prime minister Tony Abbott says there will be increased surveillance of suspicious persons at the border.
When the Guard troops spot suspicious activity, they radio Border Patrol agents, who make the apprehensions and drug seizures.
The New York Post adds that a month ago, several European men were stopped on the Canadian border with suspicious photos of the recruiting center, along with the nearby police substation and the Times Square area.
His work ranged from interrogating people deemed suspicious at the Canadian border to helping investigate possible terrorism in a region with one of the nation's most concentrated Arab populations and taking part in raids.
