Sentence examples for insecure contexts from inspiring English sources

This applies all the more in post-conflict and otherwise insecure contexts; Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan spring to mind.

"It is important to stress that we are an organisation specialised in working in emergencies and highly insecure contexts," he said.

Adam Childs, risk analyst, tCeti Ltd ,Queenstown, New Zealand Adam specialises in the safety and security of unarmed personnel in insecure contexts.

In particularly insecure contexts, there has been a trend to use national staff or expatriate co-religionists for the field level operations.

Protection—'bunkerisation' has also become the norm in many highly insecure contexts, with similar contradictions and feelings of discomfort associated with this strategy.

In chronically food insecure contexts, interventions that also address economic and food needs of entire household are essential to ensure successful treatment of SAM children.

"Our choices in Syria are limited by a highly insecure context where finding companies and partners who operate in besieged and hard to reach areas is extremely challenging," a UN spokesman said.

A UN spokesman told the Guardian: "Our choices in Syria are limited by a highly insecure context where finding companies and partners who operate in besieged and hard-to-reach areas is extremely challenging".

Organisations must have a good idea of the risk environment in any given context, but in an extremely insecure context such as Syria in the midst of a brutal civil war, it is even more imperative.

Due to the highly insecure context MSF has had to conduct "remote control" (minimal contact) operations in Chechnya with minimal direct expatriate supervision.

We did not record the discussions, as there was a risk that using a tape recorder might cause the participants to be uncomfortable given the insecure context of both settings.