Sentence examples for internal security threat from inspiring English sources

The rebels are considered by the Indian government to be the country's biggest internal security threat.

The prime minister has described those Communists as India's biggest internal security threat.

Meanwhile the Gravest Internal Security Threat makes just enough to stay alive until the next season.

In India, the resurgent Maoist Naxalite movement is currently considered the country's "gravest internal security threat".

A very far cry from the "single-largest internal security threat".

The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, has declared the insurgents the biggest internal security threat in India.

Others, however, believe that politics are driving a North Korean regime that is essentially shielded from internal security threats.

There is, however, little appetite within India for bold steps to reinforce the obvious need of the Pakistani Army to focus on internal security threats.

Within the U.S. sphere of influence, the increased emphasis on internal security threats in the wake of the Cuban Revolution (1959) contributed to an increase in direct military involvement in politics.

"We were hoping the Russians would share more information on internal security threats, of which the operation in Dagestan is a great example," he told ABC's This Week.

Such attention meant the author could expect a visit from the Special Branch, which policed internal security threats, to be interrogated and have his books and manuscripts and typewriters confiscated; if the author was black, he ran the risk of immediate arrest.