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(1) The army launched several cross-border raids last night.

(2) In 1992 cross-border controls within the EU were dismantled.

(3) He led his men on a cross-border raid.

(4) Although it has yet to happen, cross-border consolidation of Europe's banking industry is regarded as a done deal.

(5) The casino was used as a front for cross-border smuggling operations.

(6) Between them they have no formal cross-border arrangement.

(7) The most worrisome cross-border export, however, is drugs.

(8) Given the growth in cross-border flows, this is likely to become more troublesome.

(9) The last four cross-border meetings have yielded four goals with Gerry Armstrong getting ours at Windsor some 13 years ago.

(10) In the absence of central leadership, cross-border telecommunications services are difficult and expensive to obtain.

(11) The cross-border implications of such arguments are now starting to appear.

(12) We want to be the leader in cross-border opportunities, in taking customers from proprietary systems to independent standards.

(13) Continuing international consolidation through cross-border mergers is likely in the near future.

(14) In 1949[sentencedict.com], cross-border influences were felt in the Northern Ireland elections.

(15) Cross-border banking is essentially wholesale banking and has to a large extent been dependent on euro-currency deposit growth.

(16) Introduction CROSS-BORDER portfolio investment has become an increasingly important feature of global capital markets.

(17) Cross-border operations, kidnapping involving loyalists hired for the purpose, the role of the SAS and infighting between the security services.

(18) Cross-border flows in and out of stockmarkets have also grown rapidly, though equities are still not easily substitutable for one another across borders.

(19) He was tried there under cross-border legislation and was sentenced to 10 years for the break-out.

(20) Further, it envisages the liberalisation of cross-border mail, international mail and direct mail.

(21) cross-border takeovers are also putting upward pressure on currencies.

(22) Currency-conversion costs remain one of the biggest obstacles to cross-border trade.

(23) At best, what will emerge from this bureaucratic morass is an entirely new paradigm for dealing with cross-border studies.

(24) Bankers Trust's ability to advise them or you on cross-border transactions is widely recognised.

(25) At present the service offered varies considerably between member states, in particular in the cross-border sector.

(26) It is anticipated that borrowing of this nature will continue to constitute a large proportion of future cross-border lending. Sentencedict.com

(27) Observance of reasonable guidelines designed to encourage increased and profitable participation by Network members in cross-border transactions.

(28) The third has been the provision of an ever-increasing variety of financial instruments needed to support the growing complexity of cross-border transactions.

(29) But there has been a good deal less successful cross-border brand-building in the confectionery division.

(30) One of the distinguishing features of modern international banking is its cross-border banking aspect.