Sentence examples for urban border from inspiring English sources

The urban border, cutting through neighborhoods and city blocks, closing off streets, metro lines and other traffic arteries, is a glaring exception to this Boundary Rule Number One [2].

Last autumn he moved his studio to Plaza Loreto, a square in the urban border zone between the city's renovated historic centre and a lawless sprawl of drugs, prostitution and DVD pirates.

Before Operation Gatekeeper, organized crossings of thousands at a time occurred nightly in urban border towns such as San Diego or El Paso.

He grew up in the early years of intensive border policing, when agents poured into urban border communities during "Operation Hold the Line".

The deadly strategy militarized urban border areas in order to push the increased migration into "more remote and hazardous border regions" (mostly through the Arizona desert) where the terrain's "mortal danger" would "deter" migrants from crossing.

Part of Clinton's strategy known as "deterrence" militarized urban border areas in order to push the increased migration into "more remote and hazardous border regions" (mostly through the Arizona desert) where the terrain's "mortal danger" would "deter" migrants from crossing.

There are numerous factors that have to be considered when compiling such a list -- everything from differences in police reporting standards, urban borders and demographics make for a very loaded and fluid lineup.

By then anti-immigration rhetoric had fully metastasized from the glimmer in David Duke's eye and the frothy lather around Lou Dobb's snarl to the actual erection of steel fences along urban borders and a massive surge in Border Patrol agents in the region.

By showing how the quotidian practices of marginalised residents continually undermine and re-make intra-urban borders, the mobility-based perspective adds valuable nuances to the understanding of Jerusalem as an enclave city.

Group shows on the urban landscape, border politics and labor issues have generated attention from Mexican and American journalists.

The population of users tends increasingly to differ from the reference target populations, and the usual indicators of coverage, particularly in urban and border zones, are largely biased (Bicaba et al. 2009).