Examples of using Shared border in English and their translations into French
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People as well as goods must be able to move easily across our shared border if we want companies to choose Canadian communities as their base for managing operations,
this represents a major step forward in terms of the equal treatment of workers in the shared border area and in the effective protection of their rights in both areas involved.
I think it's well known that almost 400,000 people move back and forth across this shared border, and almost $2 billion of goods and services cross our shared border every day- a real testament to the strong economic ties that exist between our people.
the Syrian Arab Republic and the delineation of their shared border, in particular in the Shab'a Farms area,
the Governments of El Salvador and Honduras announced plans in August for the final phase of demarcation of their shared border, in accordance with the Convention on Nationality
these forces are moving towards our shared border.
ever-increasing demands orchestrated by the Tanzanian party in connection with the question of economic sanctions and security on the shared border.
in addition to illicit arms trafficking, especially at the operational level, as part of the development of their shared border security strategy.
it is vitally important that Canada continues to contribute to the effective management of the shared border.
Invest in Improving Shared Border Infrastructure and Technology CPMA is committed to working with the Canadian government,
we have made progress towards opening our shared border, one of the last closed borders in Europe,
reducing the administrative burden, and invest in improvements to our shared border infrastructure and technology.
growth on both sides of our shared border.
Liberian counterparts in support of a shared border strategy between the two Governments.
High-Level Border Security Group(GANSEF) in order to secure their shared border.
including the Central African Republic, which has no shared border with the country of origin of that armed movement, i.e., Uganda.
also at the operational level, as part of the development of their shared border strategy.
to support the respective Governments in developing a shared border strategy, which focuses not only on security
goods while controlling risks along our shared border.
Côte d'Ivoire in implementing a shared border strategy.