reaction border

[rē′ak·shən ‚bȯrd·ər]

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They include discussion of the proposed rapid reaction border intervention teams and a centralised register of technical equipment (the toolbox'), the European Patrols Network, the European Surveillance System and the Visa Information System (VIS).

JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS COUNCIL : RACISM, DIVORCE AND ROME I' ON THE AGENDA

The Dutch Minister said "there was talk" of the EU creating rapid reaction border control teams to deal with emergency situations, such as mass illegal immigration by sea.

JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS COUNCIL: PROCESSING ASYLUM CLAIMS IN NORTH AFRICA COULD BECOME REALITY

Then there those colleagues whose reaction bordered on hostile as they thought there were more pressing issues for examination by an enlightened practitioner of the sociological imagination.

Colin Jerolmack, The Global Pigeon

That's strong language, but the potential impacts are so severe that the governor's reaction borders on understatement.

Target: Northwest

Local reaction bordered on fury last night, with some branding the decision ludicrous and saying civil servants had ridden roughshod over the will of the people of Alnwick.

Alnwick stuck as a one shop stop

There was no doubt that it was a yellow-card offence but Dawson's reaction bordered on the theatrical.

RUGBY UNION: A WHOLE NEW BAL GAME AS ENGLAND RUN RIOT; ENGLAND 43 SCOTLAND 3; ENGLAND TRIES: Dallaglio (2), Balshaw (2), Hill, Greenwood PENS: Wilkinson CONVERSIONS: Wilkinson (5) SCOTLAND PENS: Hodge; SIX NATIONS RUGBY: SCOTLAND PUT TO THE SWORD AT TWICKENHAM

Let's just say crowd reaction bordered on the profane.

FOOTBALL: SIBON A JEWELL IN THE CROWN: Sheff Wed 5 QPR 2; Owls hot-shot is right man for the job