Sentence examples for foreign security forces from inspiring English sources

"We can help reform foreign security forces, but they need to show they are serious about accountability.

Its biggest acquisition was of DynCorp International, best known for training foreign security forces for the United States government.

President Obama and his Pentagon's leadership are tapping Special Operations troops more to hunt militants and train foreign security forces in Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

It shows the extent of our openness that we allow foreign security forces to share in an investigation we could probably manage ourselves.

"The Afghan and foreign security forces don't have a strategy for security in Badghis," said Qari Dawlat Khan, the leader of the provincial council.

The country is pushing for international intervention in the form of a safe zone, which would probably see the deployment of foreign security forces a partial no-fly zone.

But the leader of the largest faction here, the Northern Alliance, which already holds power in Kabul, was more open today about the possibility of a foreign security force as part of a broader agreement on a future government.

It also wants to ensure that allegations of abuse are investigated in accordance with the Leahy law, which forbids US military assistance to any foreign security force involved in human rights abuses for which it is not held accountable.

Last spring, the Special Operations Command sought approval for new authority from Congress to train foreign internal security forces that had been off limits to the American military.

Hamas won the Palestinian parliamentary elections of 2006 and it's about time that Abbas and the Fatah leadership admit defeat and hand over power - government as much as foreign policy, security forces and civil services - to the elected party.

The request, which included seeking approval to train foreign internal security forces that had been off-limits to the American military, was the latest effort by the command's top officer, Adm. William H. McRaven, to make it easier for his elite forces to respond faster to emerging threats and better enable allies to counter the same dangers.