Sentence examples for a secure zone from inspiring English sources

Keith Dayton, an American general in charge of a project to reform the Palestinian security forces, wants to create a secure zone on the Palestinian side, with international monitors and troops from a beefed-up Palestinian presidential guard.

United Nations officials and the NATO-led security force are trying to form a secure zone around the bridges where both Serbian and Albanian residents can move freely and where outsiders are kept out.

General Alexander labeled the new network "a secure zone, a protected zone".

A "secure zone" extends at most a few kilometres from the Kabul-Kandahar highway.

Turkey, which is already hosting around 2.2 million Syrian refugees, has been calling for a secure zone within Syria where the displaced could find safe haven.

One morning in September, he told a group of journalists that the Cyber Command needed what he called "a secure zone," a separate space within the Internet to shelter the military and essential industries from cyber attacks.

In exchange for giving protesters proximity to politicians, for example, city officials might require airport-style screening of would-be protesters, or limits on the total number of demonstrators permitted within a secured zone.

Eurotunnel said the railhead had become the target for migrants trying to cross to Britain in recent days as new security measures, including a temporary secure zone for lorries approaching the ferry port, had left the rail tunnel as the weakest link.

Mrs May has announced a new secure zone will be created in Calais for UK bound vehicles and will be able to take up to 200 vehicles off the open French road.

Earlier this month, May announced that a new secure zone would be created at Calais for UK-bound lorries in response to an unprecedented surge in migrants attempting to cross the Channel.

The plant was in a militarily secure zone, yet the heavily armed jihadists, as many as 40-strong, reached the plant without detection, and appear to have infiltrated the Algerian workforce, providing expert knowledge of the layout of the sprawling plant.