Sentence examples for army to secure from inspiring English sources
English, Scottish and Welsh police federations seem reluctant to draft in members of their own forces to provide extra security, which means the PSNI face a dilemma, as using the army to secure the area could provoke an even bigger backlash from republican dissidents. .
He refused, and cannily asked the army to secure the city centre, amid fears of a possible coup.
The Chinese, grins Mr Gabrielli, "prefer to make agreements than to send in their army to secure supplies, like the Americans".
This culminated in Mr Morales sending the army to secure the country's busiest airport, in the eastern city of Santa Cruz.
It follows an appeal for help by the 400-strong community of Sani – first reported in October in the Guardian – amid fears that the state oil company would use the army to secure land for a seismic study.
The United States and other NATO countries, plus Israel and other nations are working with the local police and the Greek Army to secure the Games and are guarding Greece's air space and patrolling international waters.
But the most persistent problem with U.S. strategy in places like Somalia and northeastern Nigeria has been the inability of local armies to secure militant-occupied spaces in a lasting way after troops move in to flush them out.
A postponement would give the army time to secure the region, they said.
Röhm wanted the SA to absorb or supplant the Reichswehr (regular army) and to secure equality with the Nazi Party, contrary to Hitler's wishes.
Mr. Morsi had already deployed army troops to secure vital facilities around the city, and they stood unmolested outside the prison and certain administrative buildings.
In 1987 the army moved to secure stability as an increasingly senile and paranoid President Bourguiba threatened to bring the country to a political and economic crisis.
