But hope can go beyond our boundaries.

City officials, meanwhile, need to think beyond their municipalities boundaries.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner s victory in Argentina s presidential election ushers in a political experiment that goes beyond national boundaries that of ruling couples.

(d) Genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction

These citizens of the world are developing loyalties to each other that cross national boundaries.

These threats spill across national boundaries and cross the traditional divides between industries and organizations.

Point is there's obviously collaboration and organization going on beyond national bounds.

It goes ways beyond incitement of national hatred or appeals to violence.

Boundaries of Amazonia Legal.

Nature knows no boundaries.

John Stuart Mill, for example, regarded nationality, a cohesive society within national boundaries, as a precondition for democracy.

Sub Saharan Africa may be stuck with its political boundaries, but national identities remain less important than tribal ones.

Sub Saharan Africa may be stuck with its political boundaries, but national identities remain less important than tribal ones.

The Boundaries of Anti Semitism

This is a new form of contagion, which transcends national boundaries and is amplified by an international crisis of confidence.

Instantaneous electronic links and an improving system of global guarantees allow capital to flow across national boundaries as never before.

Russians' smoking habits know few boundaries.

Their boundaries do not necessarily coincide.

Moreover, liquidity injections would be likely to have a greater impact on demand, because synchronization would reduce leakage across national boundaries.

The crisis of national politics has consequences that echo far beyond the borders of individual countries.

(a) The environmental impacts of anthropogenic activities on marine biological diversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction

The land within the city boundaries covers .

As in much of Central Asia, including Afghanistan, national boundaries, enclaves, and exclaves separate various groups that, historically, intermingled within a single region.

If we are to make the world politically more secure and economically more stable and prosperous, political globalization will have to catch up with economic globalization. Principles of democracy, social justice, social solidarity, and the rule of law need to be extended beyond national boundaries.

The Nice conference failed because the EU's national leaders could not, or would not, reach beyond their immediate national interests to take a pan European perspective.

No matter what, boundaries exist in this country.

Beyond that, national leaders are defending extraordinary bailout measures by not so veiled comparisons to the Great Depression.

The candidates, particularly Martin Schulz, the leader of the Party of European Socialists, campaigned beyond their national borders.

Beyond Fukushima

Beyond Pandemics

Beyond Imagination

But in today s globalized world, where national boundaries have morphed into synapses for myriad kinds of uncontrollable interactions, each country s problems have become everyone s problem.

The linkages between Russian and North Caucasian Internet cultures make sense, given national boundaries and the practicalities of telecommunications, but the blogospheres remain quite distinct.

In the Arab world, there is currently no dominant power able to project stability beyond its own national borders.

At other times, it will mean preventing markets from expanding beyond the reach of institutions that must remain national.

And cartoons can cross boundaries, as you have seen.

Beyond Bin Laden

Beyond Revolutionary Disillusion

Beyond Inflation Targets

Beauty beyond culture

goes beyond Western

It's beyond me.

He's beyond help.

I'm beyond help.

Beyond that, populist episodes are signs of an underlying instability that neither serves national progress nor contributes to international order.