Sentence examples for uncertain border from inspiring English sources
This year American and Afghan soldiers along one part of Afghanistan's uncertain border with Pakistan have become expert at these sounds and familiar with their perils.
There's a touch of the metaphysical, as well — visitations of the protagonist's late wife that are perched on the uncertain border of fantasies, dreams, and hallucinations.
Perhaps the medical profession should embrace the obvious: to be an organ donor is to choose a particular way to finish our dying, at the hands of a surgeon, after some uncertain border has been crossed — a line that will change with time and circumstance, and one that science will never be able to draw with precision.
"If it was all up to me," he explained, "I would have said, 'Take her organs.' " As Gary Greenberg wrote in The New Yorker, donating organs in such a manner, deliberately and with anesthesia, could simply be "a particular way to finish our dying, at the hands of a surgeon, after some uncertain border has been crossed".
The Conference of the International Literary and Artistic Association (ALAI) was held this year to discuss the theme: Applied Arts under IP Law – The Uncertain border between Beauty and Usefulness.
Diplomacy had been made subordinate to military priorities, but the deepest problems were not susceptible to military solutions: the uncertain border between Afghanistan and Pakistan and ingrained Pakistani fear of India being the main ones, though by no means the only ones.
It is manifested by the growing, unusual-looking skin lesion, of the odd-shaped, uneven, or uncertain borders and multiple colors in advanced cases.
By leaving control of the border uncertain, this line of reasoning goes, Syria reserved the threat of possible future action by Hezbollah, or other proxies, such as Syrian-based Palestinian groups.
Former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (D), also speaking on "Meet The Press," said that it was inhumane to tie a person's pathway to citizenship to uncertain and unrelated border security evaluations, but Graham insisted there would be "no deal" without a direct connection.
However, with the recent shutting of the widely traveled so-called Balkan route — through Macedonia, Serbia, and Hungary — to Western Europe, some 13,000 migrants and refugees are now trapped at Greece's northern border, uncertain whether they will be allowed to move on or even to stay in Europe.
The Palestinian Authority reacted with concern today to reports that the Bush administration might call for creating an interim Palestinian state while leaving uncertain its final borders and the timetable for determining them.
