It is all here on stage – the whole Isis apparatus: the thought and morality police, the state of constant combat to secure the fronts, the denial of all love (except for God and the leader), the dissident's hopeless dreams of escape, the broadcast speeches and rallies, the dreadful public executions laid on as children's entertainment, the Inner-party and constant surveillance.
They expect air combat patrols to secure the skies over major sporting attractions, like the World Series, as well as other big events, like launchings of the space shuttle.
Nuclear energy, which was once considered as the fuel of future and was abandoned after Chernobyl accident, has emerged recently in developed and developing countries as an option to combat climate change, to secure supply and to achieve sustainable development.
A defence system exists to combat ROS and to secure a redox-balance where oxidants are kept at nontoxic levels.
Today we fight to combat climate change and work to secure a path to citizenship for the eleven million immigrants here who want nothing more than a better life for themselves and their children.
The American forces' mission to secure Afghanistan includes combat strikes against suspected Taliban and Qaeda holdouts throughout the country, officials said.
Netanyahu had asked for a total of $45bn, and floated the idea of waiting to seal the agreement until a new president was in office, but in the end opted to make a deal with the Obama administration that was anxious to secure its legacy and combat accusations that its foreign policy had been detrimental to Israel.
But, quietly, American and Russian spies continue to collaborate to combat drug trafficking and organized crime, and to secure nuclear arsenals.
A Defense Department official said tonight that the military was also flying combat air patrols over the Washington and New York City areas to secure the airspace.
Kelly "firmly believes that the policies adopted by the President to secure our borders and combat terrorism and transnational criminal organization are Constitutional," Talbot said.
Always suspicious of the Pathet Lao, the Communist-dominated but overwhelmingly nationalist military organization, he was able to secure U.S. financial support to combat what he termed "foreign Communist aggression".
