Sentence examples for enduring security from inspiring English sources

One side was happy with George W. Bush's red meat, red state presidency, invading freedom-hating nations, torturing suspected enemies to show strength, and keeping the country secure with a sprawling (and enduring) "security" apparatus.

It made you remember what he said about "enduring security" not coming about through "perpetual war".

Last Monday, retired General Stanley McChrystal publicly called for an enduring "security presence" in the country.

We, the people, still believe that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war.

"There's a small group of enduring security threats who we're going to deal with case by case," said General Martins.

And the military is holding in Afghanistan about 50 non-Afghan prisoners deemed "enduring security threats" who Congressional Republicans say should be transferred to Guantánamo.

Nato took over the mission, its first beyond the borders of Europe, in 2003 and now the most successful and enduring multilateral security institution of the 20th century is struggling to demonstrate its relevance in the radically different global security environment of the 21st.

Mr. Tully's predecessor as rector was the Rev. Thomas D. Bowers, whose grand vision for his ministry revolved around the construction of a glass tower to provide enduring fiscal security for the church.

As responsible citizens we must demand that our government exercise all influence to bring the Israeli government to honest, productive negotiations with the Palestinian unity government, to achieve lasting justice upon which an enduring peace, security, and prosperity can be achieved by all.

But it ended up becoming a successful modern-day example that bombs and bullets cannot create enduring peace and security the way diplomacy can.

While they varied in degree, the heart of their clash rested on who would pursue the same national goals more effectively and ensure America's enduring economic and security role overseas.