Sentence examples for size of the security from inspiring English sources

Since then, the size of the security establishment has grown appreciably.

Mr. Obaidi said his movement had to take account of "the size of the security deployment made by the government of Maliki".

That means building up the Afghan Army and police, which are only about one-fourth the size of the security services in Iraq.

Mr. Brown said that the budget would increase to $7.3 billion in 2011 and that the size of the security service would eventually increase to about 4,000 people, twice what it was in 2001.

As a labour union strike and huge protests paralysed much of the country, analysts said Jonathan's admission was worrying given the size of the security budget, which this year was $5.7bn.

The report,  which declined to use the word Rohingya, suggested doubling the size of the security forces in the area and more education related to family planning in order to halt the growth of the Muslim community.

Despite the necessity of expanding the Afghan security forces (currently less than one-fourth the size of the Iraqi security forces in a much larger and more populous country), the Afghan government and its international partners are having enormous difficulties filling ANA and ANP ranks with soldiers and police officers – even under its previously longer timeline.

He emphasized that the ultimate size of the Afghan security force would be weighed against the battlefield effectiveness of the insurgency, and could be slowed or accelerated depending on the security climate in coming years.

Not yet clear is the size of the Afghan security forces that the NATO countries will support, but almost certainly they will be a substantially smaller army and police force than Afghanistan has today.

As the insurgency took off, General Casey, commander of the multi-national force (MNF) in Iraq, responded with the tactic of "Iraqisation", which saw a huge expansion in the size of the Iraqi security forces.

A number of senators quizzed General Allen on whether expectations about the final size of the Afghan security forces that NATO will train and leave to guard the country would drop below the current goal of 352,000 overall personnel.