Sentence examples for internal security challenge from inspiring English sources

A Maoist insurgency in eastern India, which Mr Singh has called "the greatest internal security challenge we have ever faced", is an obvious ill omen.

In the years since, the Naxal movement has spread throughout northern and central India, leading Prime Minister Manmohan Singh recently to declare it the "single biggest internal security challenge" facing the nation.

Few doctors, after all, spend three decades working in a region threatened by what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called the "single biggest internal security challenge ever faced" by the country.

India's Maoist insurgency, which former prime minister Manmohan Singh called "the single biggest internal security challenge ever faced by India", began in the eastern state of West Bengal in the 1960s.

Mr. Singh, who has called the Maoist rebellion the most significant internal security challenge to the country, acknowledged that a lack of opportunity in some of India's poorest hinterlands had provided "a fertile ground for extremist ideologies to flourish," but also said that insecurity had hindered economic expansion in those very areas.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has described the insurgency as India's biggest internal security challenge.

Europe is struggling with the impact of the sovereign debt crisis of the Eurozone, mass migration, political extremism and xenophobia, external and internal security challenges, as well as political and social needs for reform to mention only some of the most pressing problems.

President Goodluck Jonathan's move was aimed at "meeting emerging internal security challenges", AFP reports.

The first half (2011 2013) would focus on dealing with the internal security challenges posed by long-running insurgent groups, including the MILF as well as the communist New People's Army.

Mohammed Abubakar has been appointed as his replacement "as a first step towards the comprehensive reorganisation and repositioning of the Nigeria police force to make it more effective and capable of meeting emerging internal security challenges", AFP news agency quotes the statement as saying.

SINCE 2006, when Manmohan Singh described the Maoist insurgency as the "single biggest internal-security challenge" India had ever faced, it has spread rapidly.