Sentences with phrase «border points»

The committee found that the additional traffic pressures on border points may «make it more challenging to import fresh products».

Companies that rely on materials from across Europe in their supply chain, such as Baileys producer Diageo, may suffer through delays at border points as a result of the «additional volume of trade needed to be checked once we leave the customs union».

He said 10 new clients have been referred to him in the last week — some of whom crossed the border on foot, successfully bypassing border points so they could make their refugee claims once already in the country.

The Canadian government has faced pressure to repeal the agreement, with many arguing it is the reason asylum - seekers have crossed the border on foot, to bypass border points so they could make their refugee claims once already in the country.

Topped off by the exposing of the project fear assertion that the Calais border point would go.

Early 1950s fitted jacket in navy wool with unique trim of mother - of - pearl disks bordering the pointed collar and covering the triangular pockets.

Stop off and take a photo of you and your Harley at the French / Dutch border point, to keep in the album!

On 12th February 25 log trucks were observed waiting to cross the Mekong at Paxse, a further 25 were waiting at the Chong Mek border point with additional vehicles moving logs between Chong mek and Ubon Ratchathani.

Southwestern Ontario has a population of more than 1.5 million people and access to three major Canada-U.S. border points.

The growth council would build on these advantages by upgrading ports, border points and other transit links to improve connectivity.

This summer, at Calais and across Europe's border points, the plight of refugees and asylum seekers has come into sharp focus.

«Liberia's Health Ministry has instituted measures at all its border points to prevent a resurgence of the deadly Ebola virus in those areas.

According to the Deputy Ebola Incident Manager for Operations at the Ministry of Health, Thomas Nagbe, the measures taken at the Sierra Leone, Guinea and Ivory Coast borders with Liberia include the placement of thermometers and buckets with chlorinated water for the washing of hands at every border point.»

[148] Had Galloway actually been found inadmissible by a visa officer relying on the preliminary assessment and the alerts sent to the border points, I would have had little difficulty in concluding that the officer's discretion had been fettered by the process followed in this case and that the emails and statements to the press raised a reasonable apprehension of bias.