Binational in a sentence

We invite the faithful today to observe the Stations of the Cross on the Mexico side of Friendship Park, the historic binational meeting place overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

A third, binational study aimed to identify the kinds of climate change-related content delivered in accredited planning programs in the U.S. and Canada and gather insight on what factors can facilitate or impede the subject in curriculum.

But our binational ties would wear thin as the border became harder to cross.

But Beinart is woefully ignorant of previous attempts to create or maintain binational or bi-religious states.

Indeed, a new pragmatism has started to take hold of a lopsided binational relationship, some analysts say.

The International Joint Commission, a binational organization founded a century ago by the governments of the United States and Canada, cooperatively manages lake and river systems of the borderlands in the U.S. and Canada.

This will start the process of forming a single binational state—but it will be a far cry from the democratic state for all citizens won through nonviolent sit-ins and marches envisioned by Palestinian activists.

Adolfo Cerros HernándezSara “Sarita” Esther Regalado lived in Ciudad Juárez, effectively the other half of the binational megalopolis of which El Paso is part.

And when Secretary Clinton did go, indeed but she also went to Angola and who would have thought years ago that Angola would be the most stable country in the Gulf of Guinea and establish a binational commission in Angola.

But no other Mexican musical act touches the binational, multigenerational gestalt at the heart of the Mexican American experience, according to Adrian Félix, an ethnic studies professor at UC Riverside who writes about transnational migration.

Immigration Equality and Lambda Legal, along with pro bono counsel, recently filed a similar lawsuit against the State Department in Georgia in July for refusing to recognize a binational gay couple’s daughter as a citizen.

In April 2018, Zoabi called for the State of Israel to be dissolved and replaced with either two states — one secular and one Palestinian, or one binational secular state.

Abe also underlined that the Japanese government wants to actively help trade missions, diplomatic dialogue, technical assistance and binational cooperation.

San Diego and Tijuana have several MOUs in place to benefit both communities, and every year their leaders travel to both Washington, D.C. and Mexico City to advocate for trade and other issue of interest for this binational region.

The forum’s intent was not merely to discuss the issues, but rather to brainstorm toward the drafting of a binational report to be provided to both the U.S. Congress and whomever becomes the new President of Mexico.

The National Science Foundation, the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation and the Welch Foundation supported the research.

For some city-to-city trains, the train is a control zone. citation A binational emergency plan coordinates UK and French emergency activities.

Toledo joined Ecuadorian President Noboa at the International Advisory Committee of the Binational Development Plan, where they called for greater investment in their region, with Toledo putting forth a detailed program for international assistance.