Meaning of open border in English
(Definition of open border from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of open border
open border
He is the one for an open border that is leaving us defenseless.
From TIME
Our open border has allowed drugs and crime and gangs to pour into our communities.
From Washington Post
As a global company, we are very much in favor of open markets and support open borders.
He supported open borders before he became an immigration hard-liner.
From Slate Magazine
His only hope is to cast his opponents as the right-left establishment that supports open borders, free trade, cosmopolitan culture and global intervention.
From Dallas Morning News
Another such issue is open borders that allow refugees and people with evil intent to come into our country without due process.
From NJ.com
Open borders are neither safe nor practical, but villainizing people simply because of their religion or ethnicity is dangerous.
From Washington Post
And to do that we can not just have completely open borders with millions of people streaming into the country.
From NPR
When completed, the eyelet-hole border is again added all round, and the counterpane then only requires a deep open border.
From Project Gutenberg
But another garden disaster has been the annihilation of all the seedlings which we sowed in the open border!
From Project Gutenberg
Increased easily by seeds, sown in spring in the open border.
From Project Gutenberg
Propagated by seeds sown in a pot in spring, placed in a frame or in the open border during summer.
From Project Gutenberg
Seeds of annuals may be sown in the open border during early spring.
From Project Gutenberg
Seeds sown in the open border during spring.
From Project Gutenberg
Seeds, sown under glass, or in the south in the open border.
From Project Gutenberg
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