Sentence examples for permanent armed from inspiring English sources
Other prominent politicians and even some journalists now have permanent armed protection.
He recalls that in the Gulf, America had almost no permanent armed presence before the 1979 Iranian revolution.
The plans would fall short of establishing a permanent armed presence in the area, but ensure Nato could react swiftly to any aggression.
India is considering permanent armed encampments on the frigid ridges after the invaders have been thrown out, a staggeringly expensive proposition.Can Mr Aziz bring balm to Delhi?
Tensions are now so high in Rajshahi that police wait at the airport to offer permanent armed escorts to any foreigners flying into town.
I think the defense needs to be with fewer people and permanent armed services, but with greater mobility on the land, in the air, and on the sea.
Unlike the United States, where nearly 2,000 permanent and seasonal armed rangers patrol 387 national parks, Mexico's protected areas are hardly protected at all, with fewer than 400 roving, unarmed inspectors assigned to watch over 150 natural reserves.
In two centuries, the Pashtuns have never once tolerated a permanent presence of armed foreigners.
In the wake of last month's deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport, a local congresswoman has called for improvements to airport security, including the permanent assignment of armed police officers near passenger screening checkpoints.
Collaborating with a president they roundly despise -- implicitly concurring in Obama's questionable claim that "existing statutes [already] provide me with the authority I need" to make war on ISIS -- the GOP-controlled Congress thereby transformed the post-9/11 AUMF into what has now become, in effect, a writ of permanent and limitless armed conflict.
And Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed the move seriously damaged the credibility of the Security Council - not failing to wryly remind everyone of the absurd notion of five nuclear-armed permanent Security Council members seeking to dismantle the legal civilian nuclear program of a developing country.
