Sentence examples for tribal borders from inspiring English sources

In December 2001, Musharraf asked the American Ambassador to Pakistan, Wendy Chamberlin, for financial aid in cauterizing the tribal borders; the request was denied by Congress.

There is a sense of security inside tribal borders, where an invisible fence of sorts seals off a host of fears: bigotry, loneliness and condemnation by some tribe members who shun those who venture into the white man's world.

The pixels that subsequently lie along the tribal borders are then extracted and visualized (C).

This higher penetrability of borders surrounding Abidjan holds for both tribal (Figure 8A) in comparison to the remainder of tribal borders (Figure 8B).

The impact of the tribal borders versus administrative borders in Ivory Coast on human mobility could be also directly demonstrated by measuring the strength of normalized mobility fluxes at different geographical distances in case they cross or do not cross those borders.

The influx of international forces inflamed Taliban fighters, who had important bases in the tribal border areas of Pakistan.

In Pakistan, many were in the remote tribal border areas where Osama bin Laden is still being pursued and local militants are battling the government.

At America's urging, Pakistan has dispatched 80,000 troops into its tribal border region, sparking an ugly war with fundamentalist tribesmen in which hundreds have been killed including no al-Qaeda member of note.

In just the last few weeks, handfuls of American military intelligence and communications specialists have joined Pakistani forces who had been searching for fugitive fighters in the mountainous tribal border areas traditionally outside the control of the government in Islamabad.

The Pakistani Taliban is dominated by three powerful commanders — Baitullah Mehsud, Hafiz Gul Bahadur and Maulavi Nazir — based in North and South Waziristan, the hub of insurgent activity in Pakistan's tribal border regions, who have often clashed among themselves.

Terrorist training camps set up by Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups in the largely ungoverned wilds of Pakistan's tribal border areas are likely to continue to turn out dozens of militants trained in explosives and automatic weapons, just like the young Moroccan man arrested last week in Germany and accused of plotting to attack the transportation system of a major German city.