Sentence examples for its security institutions from inspiring English sources

The United States has agreed to support Afghanistan's social and economic development and its security institutions through 2024.

Many security forces in the region have been infiltrated by drug organizations, but analysts believe the problem is particularly severe in Honduras because of its dire poverty, proximity to Mexico and the setback its security institutions suffered after the 2009 coup.

Its existence also acts as a continual drag on Europe's efforts to build its own security institutions.

To implement it will require a government better organized than the one that exists today, with its national security institutions designed half a century ago to win the cold war.

The estimate for the IMSS was assumed to be representative of all social security institutions (it is by far the largest).

It is no accident that the security institutions have become among the most vocal opponents of attacking Iran.

In Rumsfeldian language, Mr Menon argues that permanent security institutions are obsolete and the United States should pick up its military toys and go home.

It is a "trusted and reliable partner for nations and security institutions in Africa".

"The P.Y.D. is a pragmatic party that has its own project to administer Syria's Kurd-populated areas, establishing political, social, cultural and security institutions," said Maria Fantappie, a researcher with the International Crisis Group who has studied Syria's Kurds.

It is concerned mainly with law enforcement and stresses security and security institutions.

Mexico desperately needs to reform its security agencies, something the United States can facilitate by providing technical assistance to strengthen Mexico's judicial and security institutions.