Sentence examples for backbone of security from inspiring English sources
But for some Iraqis the American presence remains the backbone of security in the neighborhood.
Iraqi forces are already the backbone of security in Iraq, now that American combat troops are officially gone, and are also in charge of running its prisons.
This time, Somali forces and African Union peacekeepers — the true backbone of security here — locked Mogadishu down, with checkpoints and roadblocks across the city.
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They will provide the backbone of the security effort, even if the Afghan services appear in the forefront.
Perhaps most important, the outcome may determine the support the government enjoys among the ideological zealots who form the backbone of the security forces.
But now the troops, part of a 12,000-member force that since 2004 has maintained order here, form the backbone of a security force seeking to maintain order for the presidential election on Sunday.
Those initiatives have been a threat to members of the old clans based on the East Bank of the Jordan River who were King Hussein's core supporters, who made up the backbone of his security services and who benefited the most from public-sector jobs and patronage.
The new police force was meant to be a backbone of better security, but last December, the newly graduated officers were implicated in cases of assaults on young women in the capital, Juba, for what they were wearing on the street.
Increasing revenues is vital as donors begin reducing aid ahead of the 2014 drawdown of NATO troops, who have provided the backbone for security since U.S. forces invaded after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.
No studio executive contacted would comment on Kocher's scheme on the record, but it looks likely to be the backbone of any eventual security standard.
