Sentence examples for consolidation of security from inspiring English sources

"We need action, not propositions, not proposals, not commitments," Mr. Powell said during a visit to Budapest, "real action that transfers power to a prime minister of the Palestinian people and Palestinian Authority, and consolidation of security services with those consolidated services being under the direction of the prime minister".

This includes commencing confiscation of illegal weapons and consolidation of security authority, free of association with terror and corruption.

(Either version of the bill could be filibustered by Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, who remains opposed to the hurried consolidation of security functions in a large new agency).

He also seems to favor the consolidation of border security activities, which is long overdue.

But it is precisely such cooperation that Mr. Tenet will try to revive through a consolidation of the Palestinian security agencies intended to make them more effective in blocking violence against Israel.

Paradoxically, the evolution of the cooperation between the EU and third countries in the field of migration also seems to indicate the increasing role attributed to third countries in the formation and consolidation of the internal security strategy of the Union (Gabrielli, 2007; Guiraudon, 2010).

The tie-up of the two European clearers is a further step towards consolidation of Europe's securities markets.

A new transatlantic relationship should involve both the alliance and the EU, making explicit reference to the further consolidation of the common European security and defence policy.

Mr. Maliki, whose consolidation of power over the security forces and the judiciary has alarmed Western officials, presides over an unwieldy power-sharing government devised to give meaningful voices to Iraq's minority Kurds and Sunni Muslims.

The Sunni uprising, having now turned violent, represents a significant challenge to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, whose consolidation of power over the security forces and the judiciary, and his targeting of high-level Sunni leaders for arrest, has raised alarms among world powers.

Opponents of the administration's new privacy plan say it will cost companies too much and will discourage the consolidation of banks, insurers and securities firms that the law passed last year was intended to promote by deregulation.