Sentence examples for guarded zone from inspiring English sources

The IOC says it has asked the organisers to allow more people into the heavily guarded zone (to add to the festive mood, armoured personnel-carriers have been deployed there).The top priority of China's leaders is to ensure the games pass without major incidents (terrorism or protests) and that the sporting events are run smoothly.

Now they are literally out of sight: the generals live and work in a guarded zone of Naypyidaw that is off limits to all but senior officers.

Trump says wealthy Persian Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia should pay to set up a heavily guarded "safe zone" in Syria.

Within Baghdad's relatively safe and heavily guarded Green Zone, there have been early indications of a battle over who controls Iraqi streets.

A mortar attack on the heavily guarded Green Zone wounded four civilians on Monday, two of them severely, according to a spokesman for the Iraqi Interior Ministry.

The downtown pedestrian mall, where last year Unite the Right rallygoers and counterprotesters violently clashed, and the university campus, where white supremacists shouted racist slurs, felt transformed into an heavily guarded police zone of checkpoints and metal detectors, fencing and barricades.

Beyond creating a heavily guarded frozen zone around the Waldorf-Astoria, where the conference was held, the police seemed psychic in their ability to pounce at the moment that an expression of free speech morphed into a criminal act.

One of the striking features of the violence Saturday was that it occurred in an area that lies less than three miles northwest of the heavily guarded Green Zone compound that doubles as the seat of the Iraqi government and as an American command post.

The secretaries spent much of their joint visit, which officials said had been ordered by President Bush and which had not been previously announced because of security concerns, speaking with Iraqi officials in the heavily guarded Green Zone in central Baghdad.

It has become the ultimate symbol of American resolve against the threat of North Korea: a visit by the U.S. commander in chief to "freedom's frontier," the heavily guarded demilitarized zone that has separated the North and South for 64 years.

The border village, in the heavily guarded demilitarised zone (DMZ), is where the Koreas have historically held talks.