Sentence examples for a secure state from inspiring English sources

He should say: "If I am elected President, I will do everything in my power to bring about negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians with the goal of achieving peace and security for Israel and a secure state for the Palestinians".

The rethinking of the liberal project now means the following: a secure state, free movement, fundamental equalities.

"The people of Israel — an overwhelming majority of them — support a two-state solution, in which there would be an independent Palestinian state living in peace alongside a secure state of Israel".

Both issues — Iran's dangerous nuclear ambitions and the Palestinian right to a secure state — need to be dealt with seriously, but neither man acknowledged the other side's priority nor articulated a common path forward.

Once the Israeli election has taken place, we must redouble our efforts to find a way to the only solution that works: a secure state of Israel and a viable, independent Palestinian state.

"What we all want is peace and the chance that we have right now to have peace, to have a Palestinian state living by a secure state of Israel, both living in democracy, is as close as we've been in a really long time".

In the meantime, most of the collection has been transferred on a temporary basis to the Cornell University Library Annex, a secure state-of-the-art high-density facility with a climate controlled environment.

This could be as simple as a student test machine accidentally being set up as an open proxy, or a production system that has accidentally reverted to a less secure state after an update undid a previous configuration change.

He said his group embraced a more optimistic view of the ability of those involved to "effect in the near term a solid peace that is kept between an emerging Palestinian state and a sovereign, secure state of Israel".

She ultimately moved to a more secure state, but only after having a near-breakdown over transporting her remaining collection in deep bubble wrap.

An alternative interpretation of Morris's idea is that the relevant benefit is the opportunity to live in a relatively secure state, and the wrong is not the gaining of an extra benefit but the failure to accept the burdens that, collectively, make that benefit possible.