Sentence examples for security of countries from inspiring English sources
Verification prior to the issuance of a work or residence permit would facilitate the efficient movement of migrants while enhancing the security of countries.
At the same time, the future and security of countries in the Euro-Atlantic space depend on the nature of Russia-NATO relations.
The executive order said wildlife trafficking had reached crisis proportions in recent years, driven by the involvement of organised crime gangs, and now presented a direct threat to the stability and security of countries in the region.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland told reporters that he asked Mr. Obama directly how the renewed Russian-American ties "may affect the security of countries in the region," and added that "we received assurances on the part of the United States" that its commitment to its partners here remained undiminished.
You recognised that not only was an iconic animal under threat, but the illegal ivory trade, fuelled by the booming prices that ivory now commands with newly affluent consumers in Asia, also posed a threat to the development and security of countries in Africa.
The attack "fits into a pattern of behavior in which Russia disregards the international rules-based order, undermines the sovereignty and security of countries worldwide, and attempts to subvert and discredit Western democratic institutions and processes," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
"The Ministry of Interior affirms that there is no more room for leniency or tolerance in enforcing law, preserving security of country and citizens and protecting general order".
Mr. Obama has argued that the security of both countries improved thereafter.
Al-Qaeda and its nebula of like-minded groups still pose the most direct threat to the security of Western countries, and of many others besides.
But how can parents find peace leaving the security of Western countries and taking their children to unstable areas?
The missile was launched on an unusually high trajectory to avoid threatening the security of nearby countries.
