Sentence examples for toughened border from inspiring English sources

Anybody who somehow finds their way past toughened border controls will be packed off to a foreign detention camp while their case is heard.

On Friday, David Cameron, the British prime minister, called José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, and asked for European inspectors to be sent to Gibraltar to decide whether the toughened border checks by Spain amounted to a violation of European Union rules on the free movement of people and goods within the 28-nation trading bloc.

On Friday, Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain called Mr. Barroso to request that European inspectors be sent to Gibraltar to confirm that the toughened border checks by Spain amounted to a violation of European Union rules on the free movement of people and goods.

He has toughened border controls, warning that people who aid illegal crossings face the death penalty and offering rewards for soldiers who stop them.

This week the old argument resurfaced as Spanish officials toughened border inspections, slowing traffic to a crawl, and Spain's foreign minister threatened a €50 ($67) charge on crossings, to the alarm of locals on both sides of the border.

Mr. Weaver left in the summer as Mr. McCain's candidacy stalled, in part because of fallout over his vocal support for an immigration bill in the Senate that would have toughened border security but also offered a pathway to citizenship for the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants already here.

Robert L. Bach, associate commissioner at the Immigration and Naturalization Service, said the toughened policies have reduced the chaos in border cities like San Diego, where crowds of migrants used to run through residents' yards and across freeways.

In this article toughening methods are described and prospects for toughened ceramics assessed.

Does toughened glass work?

'But toughened glass is very strong.

"They're a little toughened up.