Sentence examples for narrower security from inspiring English sources

In exchange for Palestinian adherence to the cease-fire, Israel agreed to allow more goods into the Gaza Strip, to expand the fishing zone off the coast of the Gaza Strip from 3 to 6 miles (5 to 10 km), and to enforce a narrower security buffer in the areas adjacent to the Israeli border.

However, there is a risk that health development may become linked to a narrower security agenda, which has a traditional focus on the national interests of the powerful, and on military intervention.

Four narrow security gates allowed paying spectators passage between the two realms.

He withdrew troops from Beirut to a narrow "security zone" in southern Lebanon.

Within this framework, we will work with the Afghans to determine what support they need to accomplish two narrow security missions beyond 2014: counter-terrorism and continued training.

Turnbull repeated his comments from his ICV visit that the Australian Muslim community was valued and respected and was not viewed through "a narrow security prism".

But Leslie H. Gelb, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, is not so sure how they will act when the United States' broad values, rather than its narrow security interests, are at stake.

He has defined US interests and its response to problems in much more narrow, security-based terms.

It recently revised its narrow securities statute into a broad state consumer protection law that allows regulators to shut down boiler rooms without first trying to figure whether what they are selling is a security.

NATO officials are even discussing the idea of narrowing the security zone to give the Serbian forces more freedom of action.

On the other end of the spectrum, liberals warned that the vision of civil liberties embraced by the court's narrow majority — security requires "fidelity to freedom's first principles," Justice Kennedy wrote — was hanging by a thread.