Sentence examples for the checkpoint which from inspiring English sources

The woman, married to a militiaman, had worked 16 years in Israel, crossing regularly with thousands of other relatives of militia members through the checkpoint, which the Israelis had dubbed the Good Fence.

The checkpoint was crowded with civilians who were fleeing the area, and the vehicle, apparently driven by an Islamic militant, managed to mingle with the fleeing Kurds and pull up to the checkpoint, which was manned by secular Kurdish fighters.

"There is a big conspiracy against us," he said while standing with army commanders, before the funeral in  Militants on Friday launched a complex assault on the checkpoint which involved a car bomb, possibly detonated by a suicide attacker, rocket-propelled grenades, and roadside bombs placed to target rescuers.

Dysregulation of S100A8/A9 appears to cause loss of the checkpoint, which frequently characterizes head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC).

"I had to give them the clues how to get past the checkpoints: which way, what time.

But Haoussa says the rebels are still in town – dormant – and are active all around it; and that the checkpoints which block traffic in and out of the city between 6.30pm and 7am each night are insufficient.

"Every visitor who takes the time to go to the West Bank – pilgrims, Christians, atheists, Muslims, whether they are MPs or from NGOs or Church organisations – sees the [Israeli] wall, sees these settlements with 600,000-plus inhabitants, the checkpoints, which are a daily humiliation, and the difficulties students face in getting there from Gaza".

In Baghdad a decade after he was there to cover the US-led invasion, Ben Brown explains how the checkpoints, which are now staffed by Iraqis, work.

The number of lacking links of the second checkpoint of group B was decreased by 67.86 percentages from the first checkpoint, which is the effectiveness of inter-class feedback in the form of intra-class feedback.

Additionally, we observed that pre-irradiation sorafenib delayed the onset of the G2/M checkpoint, which could allow more time for the irradiated hepatocellular carcinoma cells to repair DNA damages.

Several checkpoints were liberated or destroyed including the Harmala checkpoint which links the north-east suburbs to the city, Shami said.