Sentence examples for terms of borders from inspiring English sources

The A.P. has a list of foreign countries that lost people, and though, of course, at times like this we don't think of humanity in terms of borders, one still wonders how it came to be that a Peruvian and a Dane and fifteen Brazilians were all swallowed up by the Haitian quake.

I was thinking primarily in terms of borders.

Regardless of "who wins the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film on Sunday, we refuse to think in terms of borders," they wrote.

The other Republican candidates have talked about immigration almost exclusively in terms of border enforcement.

"What the U.S. government is doing in terms of border enforcement, mass deportations and other restrictive policies just isn't relevant to the decision to stay home," noted the Mexican Migration Field Research and Training Program of the University of California, San Diego, which has interviewed thousands of immigrants and potential immigrants in communities across Mexico.

The concept of externalization conveys the idea that the EU seeks to delegate its responsibilities in terms of border control to non Member States and uses international cooperation to restrict population movements [ 13].

Under the euphemistic term of "border management" it was decided to replace the Italian effort with the EU's Operation Triton, which patrols within only 30 miles of the Italian coast to "reinforce border surveillance in the waters close to the Italian shores".

Roman Lyagin, head of the de facto central election committee in Donetsk, said before the vote that nothing would change in terms of state borders.

Roman Lyagin, head of the de facto central election committee in Donetsk, said before the vote that nothing would change in terms of state borders as a result of the vote.

His conclusion? "From my perspective, walls are not successful at all in terms of securing borders".

The aide added that the Corker-Hoeven provision would go even further in terms of adding border patrol agents than Mr. Cornyn's plan, which required an additional 5,000.