Sentences with phrase «national borders»

To protect trade and trafficking of endangered animals, it is almost impossible to get permission to transport an endangered animal across national borders even for captive breeding programs.

Researchers, to the extent that their work required them to collaborate with colleagues beyond national borders, had to scale high boundaries to do so.

Hence, those who turn to economists for guidance in policy formation, are encouraged to reduce government interference in markets and the role of national borders in restricting the market.

The oil, gas and mining sectors cross national borders by their very nature and, as a result, so does the criminal activity embedded in it.

However, this is not surprising given that large economies — in terms of area and population — typically have a very large share of trading activity occurring within national borders.

But what about contemporary distinctions created by national borders or racial and ethnic identity?

The bill creates a modern legal framework governing how law enforcement can access the data outside national borders.

The dilemma here is straightforward: Although European science is increasingly carried out as an activity without national borders, science policy is still made by nations.

Because we know that so many of the threats we face today — global terrorism, climate change, organised crime, unprecedented mass movements of people — do not respect national borders.

Collaborative learning is important in an era where national borders are no longer as important as they were when it comes to doing business.

This means that many residents travel across state or even national borders.

Unlike oil, gas and coal, electricity is not extensively traded over national borders, so there is no reliable international reference price.

But, the mere existence of a provincial or national border between parents will not by itself prevent joint custody.

Nonetheless the debate about climate change crosses national borders so I believe I can still contribute a useful answer on one of your points.

It is the radical proposition that humans should be defined not by arbitrary national borders but by shared experiences.

Compared to oil, about half of which moves across national borders before being consumed, about 85 % of coal is mined in the same country as it is burned.

And that code can pass across national borders as easily as a phone call.

Let us recall, however, that the demand for tight control of national borders and over the hiring of aliens is relatively recent.

For one, they do not simply live within national borders.

It is a very special kind of ladies that are open, curious, and brave enough to seek a partner outside national borders.

In many cases, climate refugees are obliged to flee their homes without necessarily crossing national borders, in which case they do not qualify as «refugees».

This new work goes a step further to demonstrate that consumption of Chinese - made goods by consumers in advanced economies is potentially accelerating global climate change, a problem without national borders.

The threat doesn't respect national borders or legal jurisdictions and the solution to the challenge should recognise this.

You can convert it into cash on the spot, and its value is not bound by national borders.

Social science research questions often transcend national borders and so it is important for these projects to have an international perspective right from the inception.

According to the US State Department, slavery is now the third largest type of illegal trade in the world (after drugs and weapons); every year between 600,000 and 800,000 people are trafficked across national borders with about 17,500 entering the USA.

It's likely that the EU's open market directives prohibit any kind of discrimination of sales based on national borders within the EU (though Norway isn't technically in the EU).

Russian Brides Cyber Guide sees international marriages between Russian women and western men as the result of globalization, where people look beyond national borders in search for the most suitable partner.

The Commission suggests that certain companies may do so in order to «fragment the EU's Single Market along national borders» which in turn prevents competition.

Topics included the role of national borders when it comes to accessing electronic evidence, the significance of e-evidence in investigations, the protection of fundamental rights online, the need for international police cooperation, and the unnecessary barriers to...

Corporations appear to be venturing across national borders for acquisitions more readily than ever.

As such international and cross-cultural references multiplied, the»90s in many ways also marked the end of national borders around art production and sale.

One can imagine a worst case scenario in which Scotland joins the EU and Schengen while Britain departs, entailing that the border would need to become a hard national border with the full apparatus of controls.

Not just EU migrants, but all migrants - it is common in these circles to regard national borders as a racist concept.

Using Family Group Conferencing to Assist Immigrant Children and Families in the Child Welfare System (PDF - 199 KB) Howard & Bruce (2008) National Center on Family Group Decision Making Highlights the key factors to consider when using family group counseling as an approach with children whose families traverse national borders, including cultural and financial considerations.

Somtow will receive the award «for his services (and also in the spirit of international diversity)-- as cultural ambassador between East and West, overcoming national borders and cultural - historical barriers from and to Europe, and establishing meaningful collaborative connections in Thailand and Europe.»

The processes and systems for money transfers across national borders paint the picture of a particularly complex process as seen in the flowchart below.

Zero wanted to break down boundaries, especially national borders.

The centerpiece of the exhibition, a new installation and performance titled Walk the Line, explores national borders.

Then Facebook came in and shut them all out of the market because, as we all know, in real life, friendship doesn't recognize national borders.

«Please also recognize that these markets span national borders and that significant trading may occur on systems and platforms outside the United States.

We live in a society where people find it absolutely difficult to transact over national borders due to currency barriers.

If we embrace the claim that we are all brothers and sisters in Christ, then national borders can not limit our solicitude for others.

There should be settlement policies and programs for moving excess populations to scantily populated areas such as Canada, Australia, the West of the United States, areas of Latin America — in addition to migration within existing national borders.

Sixth, the extension of the free market beyond national borders forced U. S. labor to compete with Third World workers and led to a steady decline in real wages.

I'm sure God really cares about the temporary national borders that man builds.

Here, too, questions could be raised, but the fact is that on immigration the U.S. bishops take pretty much the position of the Wall Street Journal, which, only half tongue in cheek, calls for a constitutional amendment abolishing national borders.

Rivers, aquifers and lakes which cross or run alongside national borders form river basins which are home to 40 per cent of the world's population.