Sentence examples for governing and security from inspiring English sources

Instead, the president is now relying on the conclusion that Iraqis are stepping up to the challenges of governing and security that for too long depended on Americans.

But even under questioning from House Democrats, Mr. Wolfowitz never wavered from an optimistic posture as he cited "enormous progress" in the effort to stabilize Iraq and hand over responsibility for governing and security to the Iraqis.

The term has been coined by American and other Western diplomats to describe the process of Afghans taking responsibility for their own governing and security.

Questions about the governing and security of those regions are expected to be raised next week during annual meetings here of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, both attended by delegates from throughout China.

"Their aim is to intimidate the population, to create fear and uncertainty and to create a fear among the people that drives them away from the coalition, the emerging governing structures and security structures that are committed to a democratic country".

The Gardai certainly didn't see that they were to blame, so there was just this attitude that English fans were uncontainable and that Irish governing bodies and security forces just weren't used to that sort of thing".

Even as we must accept the rules that govern safety and security on our campuses, college and university presidents must demand more of Congress and state legislators.

4. GOVERNING OURSELVES (Democratically elected committees and governing bodies, security police, fire departments and more). 5. OUR FOOD (Communal kitchens, food distribution, drive to establish family-style eating).

But it would be unfair to stop there and to ignore the broader power and decision-making dynamics that govern and influence food security and livelihoods of families and communities.

Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said Tuesday that "reaching a political settlement will require some fairly thorough changes in the way Haiti is governed, and how the security situation is maintained".

Asked whether the administration had a position on whether Mr. Aristide should finish out his term, which ends in 2006, he said, "We recognize that reaching a political settlement will require some fairly thorough changes in the way Haiti is governed and how the security situation is maintained".