Sentence examples for these borderlands from inspiring English sources

This means these borderlands are a global responsibility.

A journey through these borderlands reveals a region increasingly on edge.

Oral history is a particularly well-suited methodology for exploring these "borderlands," where intersecting identities become entangled.

Tehran has long been shy about inviting reporters to these borderlands, particularly during the difficult years when the police were dying in droves.

We will consider not only the historical transnational experiences that inform these borderlands texts but the potential futures of Mexico and the United States they imagine.

Since then, scientists have given these borderlands a name — "ecotones". Eugene Odum, whose classic text, Fundamentals of Ecology, helped to popularize this idea in the 1950s, described an ecotone as "an area or zone of transition between two or more diverse communities". He was thinking about the border between forest and grassland or between sea and shore.

"These are the borderlands," he said.

These are the borderlands with India one half of Bangladesh's districts border on its giant, encircling neighbour and they are almost without exception the poorest.The mine is still two hours north, past Hili, a trading post at one of the border crossings with India.

According to information provided to this author by the Pima County Medical Examiner's office, many Guatemalans who have perished while crossing these desert borderlands originated from among the indigenous Mayan areas hit hardest by the genocide: El Quiché, Huehuetenango, Chimaltenango.

Essentially policy windows whereby communities might co-manage the protected area are constantly being closed, basically because of the greater power of outside forces in biodiversity conservation, national security and sovereignty in these international borderlands.

Most of these came from the borderlands of northern Britain and were of Scots-Irish or Scottish descent.