Sentence examples for assures its security from inspiring English sources

The president should rest assured that a solid majority of Jewish Americans do, in fact, support active diplomatic leadership to achieve a two-state solution that sets Israel's borders, assures its security and fulfills the aspirations of the Palestinian people for freedom and independence in their own state next to an Israel that is Jewish and democratic.

They could negotiate to reduce that level to 1,000 deployed strategic warheads — with corresponding cuts in strategic missiles and bombers — which would leave each with more than enough to assure its security.

Mr. Gates said in an interview that drastic changes were needed in the way the United States produced and consumed energy to assure its security and to begin to address climate change.

With the spread of strong nationalism triggered by the China threat, the Philippines was unable to find any strategic option to exit the asymmetric dilemma but looking for another back up to assure its security and autonomy.

A senior Obama administration official said Monday that the countries attending the conference were expected to reaffirm a commitment to Afghan sovereignty and discuss plans to help Kabul assure its own security while developing a sustainable economy.

When asked at USIP what was his top security priority in dealing with the Taliban, Ghani immediately replied "Pakistan!" Without Pakistan's help in neutralizing the Taliban on both sides of the Durand line, Afghanistan would not be able to assure its own security.

First, Israel would be assured that its security was paramount and that Washington and Saudi Arabia and other Sunni states shared its concern about Iran.

He has overseen the largest expansion of the F.B.I. in the agency's history, and assured its central role in national-security issues, very possibly becoming more powerful than J. Edgar Hoover.

Mr. Jacobs added that the hotel had always assured him of its security, telling him the case he rented could be opened only by a single special key — his own.

For the foreseeable future, Western analysts say, Kosovo's economy will remain dependent on generous aid, its security assured by 16,000 NATO troops and its political affairs overseen by a European Union mission that will shortly take over from the United Nations.

His government repeatedly assures the Jewish community of its security and valued place in society.