Sentence examples for internal dangers from inspiring English sources

The same powerful army that has as a mission to protect Turkey from internal dangers (Kurds, terrorism) and to participate along with international community on matters that need military supervision and interference (Syria, ISIS).

But Gustav had to face serious internal dangers: from aggrieved members of the old Sture party who resented his favour to some of their former enemies; from the men of Dalarna, who added to this grievance complaints on economic and religious grounds; and from great nobles, who found Gustav a more formidable ruler than they had expected.

The primary remedy for this should be the charitable instincts of fellow-citizens living a life of Christian faith, which is also the source of human fulfillment, beyond mere material prosperity On this Republican view, there are two great internal dangers to our way of life.

Shivani: You mention internal dangers -- mainly loss of innovation -- and external ones -- awakening the government bear -- to Google's continued dominance.

Unlike their predecessors, they had no experience of the regency and the early years of Pedro II's reign, when external and internal dangers threatened the nation's existence; they had only known a stable administration and prosperity.

This new generation of ultraconservatives, unlike their predecessors, had no experience of the Regency and early years of Pedro II's reign, when external and internal dangers threatened the nation's existence.

There's also the internal danger that the media will normalize his time in office under the cloak of traditional reverence for the presidency.

What was so crucial in the postwar years was not so much the external threat of a war-weary and exhausted Soviet Union, as the internal danger of discredited European elites and radicalised working classes resulting in social upheavals that limited the spaces for the expansion of capitalism.

These elder statesmen began to die off or retire from government until, by the 1880s, they had almost entirely been replaced by a younger generation of politicians who had no experience of the early years of Pedro II's reign, when internal and external dangers threatened the nation's existence.

The cooperation may actually have evolved into an immune surveillance mechanism that permits the host to respond more effectively and rapidly to internal and external dangers.

"The colder the external frost, the higher we need the internal temperature: the danger is that we overload the domestic boiler," he told the assembled.