Sentence examples for politicized security from inspiring English sources

Eventually, regional leaders brokered an agreement in which Mr. Mugabe would share power with Mr. Tsvangirai as part of a transitional government that would overhaul the country's brutal and deeply politicized security services, stabilize its bottomed-out economy and write a new Constitution as a prelude to fresh elections.

Advisers to Prime Minister Najib Mikati said he had resigned to protest the cabinet's refusal to extend the tenure of the national police chief, viewed by many Sunni Muslims in Lebanon as their only remaining protector in the country's deeply politicized security forces.

Advisers said at the time that his resignation was also meant to protest the cabinet's refusal to extend the tenure of the national police chief, viewed by many Sunnis as their only remaining protector in the country's deeply politicized security forces.

But wait: No sooner had Mr. Ridge's recollection stirred pre-publication headlines than the author began insisting he was merely "musing," not trying to cash in on suspicions that the Bush administration politicized national security.

But remember, when Bush was president Hannity was aghast when, he claimed, Democrats politicized national security.

Contrary to the politicized crisis rhetoric, the Social Security Trustees report that Social Security will have sufficient funds to pay full benefits through the year 2041.

Once these indictments reach Pakistani courts, they will surely be tested and scrutinized by defense lawyers whose ranks today are in a broad state of politicized opposition to the Pakistani security establishment.

Interviewing Dr. Henry Kissinger in 2004, Hannity wondered if the former diplomat was as "amazed" at how Democrats had "so politicized our nation's national security," and how "all they want to do every day when they wake up in the morning is blame George W. Bush for something".

For homework, they consider whether Social Security has become too politicized and propose their own solutions.

Moreover, the police and other security forces are deeply politicized, with a bloody legacy of carrying out extrajudicial killings.

Even though Katko wants the wall, he's also a moderate who's frustrated with both sides for allowing this debate over border security to become so politicized.