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"The idea is to separate the warring parties and create a security zone around Monrovia," General Diarra said, speaking from the Ghanaian capital, Accra.

Mr. Panetta's comment reflected the unease within the Pentagon about the rebels who ousted Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi from power and their ability to form a government and create a security force.

On the macro level, of course, the investors accepted as a matter of course the idea that you could package together lots of mediocre securities — as you can see from the flipbook that was put together for the deal (pp. 55-56), the actual securities in the deal were generally only BBB-rated — and create a security that was virtually guaranteed not to default.

In a speech to the New America Foundation on Monday, National Security Advisor Susan Rice said that failure to respond to a chemical attack would embolden Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and create a security threat to US allies in the region and even the US itself.

Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has made repeated calls to Iraq's leaders in the past week, has pushed Mr. Maliki to accept a compromise that would restrain his powers as prime minister and create a new security committee that would be led by Mr. Allawi and that would act as a check.

Rather than manage all of these processes separately, CISOs prefer to deploy comprehensive solutions that integrate well with one other, and create a synergetic security posture.

Gorbachev refused to resort to violence, dissolving the Warsaw Pact, expecting that the U.S. and its allies would dissolve NATO and create a joint security organization.

He can take bold initiatives: support a nuclear free zone in the Middle East; recognize Palestinian sovereignty and statehood; and take steps to rein in Iran and create a regional security framework.

Colin Curtis, the spokesman for United Steelworkers 307, said that union members in 2011 did not say anything more than "vote no" when Republican lawmakers walked by them and did not create a security problem in the hallways.

But many Republicans have maintained that Guantánamo should stay open, arguing that the Thomson plan would waste money and create a national-security risk.

Peter Goodspeed of Lifeline Syria, which has been working to recruit, train and assist sponsor groups in the Greater Toronto Area says at this stage the UNHCR "automatically go to the most vulnerable and least likely to create a security problem".