Sentence examples for internal guard from inspiring English sources

U.N. has its internal guard and while they have no power to arrest, they can call in local law enforcement agencies for that purpose.

For our immune system, for example, we need exposure to all sorts of dirt and germs to develop an internal guard that knows "self" from "non-self" and keeps us appropriately safe.

"Britain's important role in training the Saudi Arabian national guard in internal security over many years has enabled them to develop tactics to help suppress the popular uprising in Bahrain," said Nicholas Gilby of the Campaign Against Arms Trade.

External aggression and internal repression blur the distinction between the armed services and national guards and militias which are tasked with domestic security.

They conceded life was tough with a punitive "internal" border, guarded on the eastern side by soldiers from Russia and Trans-Dniester.

Both firms said they had changed their internal controls to guard against future portfolio pumping.

Directors must focus on internal controls to guard against cyber-threats (including accounting, cybersecurity and insider trading) and expand diligence of third-party suppliers.

At the time, Mr. Tobouli, a former internal security prison guard who had defected to the rebel side, was at the store.

The company was accused of failing to enact internal controls to guard against laundering of drug money and other reporting problems.

Within days of Mr. Jackson's departure, the Government arrested Mr. Tshisekedi, the leading opposition figure, and placed him in "internal exile" under guard in a village in central Congo.

According to a Western official in the compound who was briefed by an internal private security guard who fought the attackers, the insurgents' vehicle drove into the gate as it opened to let another car out, blowing open the gate and allowing the attackers to storm inside.