Adjective:

ସୀମା,

cross border's Usage Examples:

InternationalGlobalization is driving corporations to transact more frequently across borders.

Political economy The rise of global capitalism has occurred through a novel and increasingly functional integration of capitalist chains of production and finance across borders which is tied to the formation of a transnational capitalist class.

The Directorate ensures that the audiovisual and copyright legislative frameworks are fit for purpose in the digital era and promote the circulation of works across borders and reward innovation.

Many girls and women are illegally trafficked across borders.

The cross border attacks in Sabah are a series of cross border terrorism perpetrated by the Moro pirates from Mindanao on Sabah that began even before.

The 654-kilometre West Natuna Transportation System is the first Singapore cross border sub-sea gas pipeline carrying gas from the West Natuna Sea to Singapore.

include other corporate domiciles popular for cross border investment structuring, such as Delaware and Luxembourg.

Maria Ravese, an accountant focused on the provision of taxation and HR related services associated with employment, and with extensive experience dealing with cross border regulatory compliance obligations in the entertainment and media industry.

However, the term is also frequently used to include other corporate domiciles popular for cross border investment structuring, such as Delaware and.

competition between banks cross border, in breach of EU antitrust rules.

narratives that supplant the truth, send “little green men” across borders, brazenly steal intellectual property, interfere in elections, and weaponize social.

Universiade XVIII年夏季ユニバーシアード Slogan : スポーツはかるく国境を越える (Sports slightly go across border) Nations participating 162 Athletes participating 3,949 Events.

Synonyms:

mete, fence line, property line, bound, state line, boundary line, delimitation, borderline, bounds, state boundary, boundary, circuit, circumference,

Antonyms:

silence, stifle, disengage, miss, discolor,