Sentence examples for through neighbouring from inspiring English sources

And that's before countries can begin to address the issue of "hot pursuit" through neighbouring territorial waters.

Most illegal shipments of gold are thought to travel not quite so directly to the Gulf, flowing instead through neighbouring states before arriving in the Persian Gulf.

Recent trends have shown that more and more Cambodian men are abused and exploited in the regional fishing industry, having been trafficked through neighbouring countries and ending up stranded further abroad.

A crowd of about 300 people gathered in Windrush Square in Brixton, south London, bringing traffic to a standstill as they marched to the police station and through neighbouring streets, chanting "black lives matter" and "hands up, don't shoot".

The Schengen open borders accord has until now meant those landing in Italy can usually easily travel through neighbouring France, Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia as they seek to make it to Britain, Germany and Scandinavia.

According to one official estimate, eight out of 10 rhinos killed in South Africa's Kruger National Park are smuggled to Asia through neighbouring Mozambique, often passing through Kenya and Ethiopia.

Now, as the high-speed train whooshed through flatlands past neighbouring Suzhou at 300kph, I could see a new age had arrived: the "in-flight" videos, the jolly, helpful staff, fellow travellers all ready to chat, brimming with self-confident bonhomie, comfortable in their skins.

"[How] can we identify if a site is worth saving, can we put the High Speed 2 [railway] through that site or can we divert it through a neighbouring site with less biological value?

Drivers making their way to the serried ranks of eight-storey buildings once billed as the "Manhattan of La Mancha" through its neighbouring industrial estate just look for the huge hoardings bearing the names of Spain's biggest banks—and remarkably low prices.

Finally, coating delamination is likely to occur by interface cracking triggered by 'coalescence along the interface' from two neighbouring through-thickness crack tips.

While this is at odds with our Drosophila observations, that loss of Scrib promotes JNK-mediated cell death, JNK activation in scrib mutant clones was variable and possibly regulated through interactions with neighbouring wild type cells rather than through a cell autonomous up-regulation in JNK signalling [ 2, 44].