Sentence examples for guard cities from inspiring English sources

America is rushing to train Iraqis in ordinary policing tasks, and the New York Times has reported that America may create an Iraqi paramilitary force to help guard cities.

Grand civic gestures, courtesy entrepreneurial public-private partnerships, and some deep-pocketed donors are pumping new life into some old guard cities, among them New York and Philadelphia, where urban parks are "in" and planners speak of the "Highline effect" as they once did of the "Bilbao effect".

The Police Department in Columbus, Ohio, was just one of many that dispatched more officers to guard city hall.

To gain support, he granted bonuses to those in the military including the Praetorian Guard, city troops and the army outside Italy.

The army has retaken several smaller, lightly guarded cities on the road to Donetsk.

He himself, moving to Tripolis in Phoenicia, summoned the soldiers from Cilicia and also those of his other men who were guarding cities or strongholds far removed from the enemy.

Both assassination attempts took place in Rawalpindi, a tightly guarded city that holds the headquarters of Pakistan's Army.

For well-off urbanites, the decline of crime is most visible in sanitized, closely guarded city spaces where tourists and others can now comfortably wander about.

A string of normally guarded City figures emerged to criticise the company's business practices as a result of the Guardian's revelations.

He is also chief of the army, and often prefers to work at his office in this tightly guarded city, which is home to the headquarters of Pakistan's military.

Last December, General Musharraf, a major ally of the United States in the campaign against terrorism, escaped two bombings in Rawalpindi, the tightly guarded city that contains the headquarters of the Pakistani Army.