Sentence examples for conflict to secure from inspiring English sources

They are involved in the Afghan conflict to secure for themselves a future political role.

Is it plausible that Russia, China or America would risk armed conflict to secure their interests in such circumstances?

With two Libyan governments next door, Tunisia is wary of taking sides in the internal Libyan conflict to secure future cooperation and trade with Libya no matter the outcome of the domestic struggle.

As a consequence, economic and geopolitical incentives for states to engage in conflicts to secure or control RE resources are low.

UNICEF advocates for the national adoption of international legal standards that limit the participation of children in armed conflict, works to secure the release of child soldiers, and supports disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes in such countries as Afghanistan, Liberia and Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Arab Awakening has begun, but in the midst of our country's existential crisis it is in danger of being hijacked by powers that want to increase sectarian divisions and promote conflict in order to secure power and change the landscape of our country for the worse.

China's diplomatic efforts underscored the conflict between what had been Beijing's traditional ideological pillar of non-interventionism and becoming embroiled in foreign conflicts in order to secure access to natural resources.

The seriousness of water related issues is increasing all over the world and international conflicts are occurring to secure water resources.

The Guardian attempted to travel to Sana'a for the anniversary of the conflict, but repeated attempts to secure permission from the Saudi-backed government were not granted.

Heather Joyce, leader of Cardiff council, said: "The annual Welsh National Service of Remembrance provides an important opportunity for Cardiff and Wales to remember all those who fought and died in two world wars and in all conflicts around the world to secure the peace and freedom that we enjoy today".

An analysis of the Obama administration's calculus on Middle East policy should reflect that many in the Jewish community recognize that resolving the conflict is not only necessary to secure Israel's future, but also critical to regional stability and American strategic interests.