Sentence examples for the primary entry point from inspiring English sources
The clogged courts further illustrate the difficulty and complexity of policing the Mexican border, which remains the primary entry point for drugs and illegal immigrants into the United States.
Greece's islands have in recent weeks overtaken Italy as the primary entry point for refugees to Europe, with nearly 80,000 arriving this year from Turkey – a rate six times the equivalent figure from 2014, according to the UN.
For example, Ms. Wackstein says court rulings (and fear of still more court rulings) have forced top officials to spend money and time on perfecting operations at the city's Emergency Assistance Unit, the primary entry point for homeless families, instead of on policies preventing homelessness in the first place.
Like Java, Python is supported by a similar interface with libchebi.ChebiEntity being the primary entry point.
The primary entry point is currently http://quixote.wikispot.org/ which gives details of current resources and how to get involved.
The Java public interface consists of a number of classes, of which uk.ac.manchester.ChebiEntity is the primary entry point.
Aside from the bandwidth and storage problem, which is growing as spam goes increasingly multimedia, it's one of the primary entry points for security risks, and the price of managing everything effectively can move from the point of just noise to a line item on an IT budget.
Couple that with Florida's role as the US's primary entry point for many exotic animals, and it isn't hard to imagine how many end up abandoned or neglected.
The geographical localization of the DC-subsets in secondary lymphoid tissues is distinct, myeloid derived DC mainly migrate to or reside in the marginal zone (a primary entry point for blood-born antigens), whereas the lymphoid DC mainly reside in the T-cell areas.
Pérez noted that Colima is strategically important to traffickers thanks to the major Pacific port of Manzanillo, a primary entry point for the chemical precursors used in the production of methamphetamines produced by the cartels based in the neighboring states of Jalisco and Michoacán.
For Polish Catholics, New Britain has been a primary entry point into the United States over the past two centuries and home to the state's largest Polish population.
