Sentence examples similar to armed forces secure from inspiring English sources

Hamas does not have to recognise Israel nor indeed decommission its armed forces, to secure an opening of the borders.

Europe's migrant crisis continued to escalate today, as the UN human rights chief described Hungary's treatment of refugees as "xenophobic and anti-Muslim," and Croatia's president readied his armed forces to secure the country's borders.

But outlawing all warfare would ignore both the responsibility for interstate aggression and the implicit entitlement of a state to use necessary means (including armed force) to secure the lives and rights of its citizens from serious and standard threats to them.

"Rendering the Afghan armed forces capable of securing the province [Helmand] is regarded by many ordinary British soldiers as little short of ridiculous," Ledwidge writes.

It's unclear if this will make the armed forces any more secure.

The FCC has been liaising with various outfits, including the armed forces and NASA, to secure airwaves that can be used temporarily for private launches.

Roberts argued that Britain's defense commitments both at home and abroad merited a dramatic expansion of the armed forces so as to secure the home isles from invasion.

This work includes negotiations with armed forces and groups to secure the release of children who have been recruited ― sometimes abducted ― and forced into combat.

In 2000 and 2001, the United States spent $100 million to train at least seven battalions of a West African multinational armed force to help secure the peace in Sierra Leone.

Closer to home, the armed forces use their capabilities to secure strategic air, land, sea and space approaches to the United States and its territory".

It was the third such attack in a fortnight, casting fresh doubt on whether Iraq's government and armed forces can keep the country secure as the Americans start to go home.