Sentence examples for unstable border from inspiring English sources

Instead Russia has been keen to maintain good relations with a potentially awkward neighbour that could stir up trouble, but mostly hasn't, in Russia's own unstable border regions.Yet Iran's own actions make this hands-off strategy increasingly untenable.

But with the administration in Khartoum continuing to reject the deployment of a UN force in Darfur the prospects for restoring security to the CAR's unstable border region are remote, giving the country's many armed groups ample opportunity to reorganise in preparation for a fresh attempt at grabbing power in 2007.

If the waters weren't already muddied enough, pressure on Hamas is also mounting on another front — Gaza's increasingly unstable border with Egypt's lawless Sinai Peninsula.

These are areas of rugged terrain along a porous and unstable border (the Durrand Line).

Extending NATO membership to Georgia would entangle the alliance in those two conflicts on Russia's unstable southern border and along the export routes for Caspian basin oil, in a region Russia considers within its sphere of influence.

Turkey sometimes seems to resemble a house whose front door faces a prosperous, tranquil West, while its back door looks out onto a rougher, unstable neighborhood bordering Iran, Iraq and Syria, among others.

That much was obvious yesterday as Gloucester sought to capitalise on the previous week's win at Murrayfield and heap some pressure on Munster in the race for a place in the knockout stage of this fiercely competitive, if politically unstable, cross-border tournament.

"The best-case scenario will see the territory on both sides of the border unstable for years to come," she said.

The return to power by coup d'etat in 1952 of the old dictator, Fulgencio Batista, seemed to rule out the traditional road to political power for the young lawyer, and an impatient Castro embraced the cause of insurrection, common in those years in the unstable countries that bordered the Caribbean.

About a third of the nation, primarily in the conflict zone along the Pakistani border, remains unstable and the province of criminal warlords, American officials say.

In the late Middle Ages and in Tudor and Elizabethan times the establishment of law and order in the Marches (the politically unstable area along the border), along with the trade in Welsh wool and flax, brought great prosperity.