Phrases with «hard border»

The phrase "hard border" refers to a physical barrier or a strict boundary between two places. It usually implies that there are strict controls and regulations on who or what can cross the border, such as checkpoints, border patrols, and restrictions on goods and people moving between the two places. Full definition

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Sentences with «hard border»

The question revolves around how hard that border will be. (politics.stackexchange.com)
Not only does the government pledge no hard border in Ireland, but also that there should be no «physical border infrastructure... for any purpose». (politics.co.uk)
We are committed to ensuring that we see no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, but the December text also made it clear that there should continue to be trade between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom, as there is today. (theguardian.com)
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Phrases with «hard border»

Sentences with «hard border»

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