Sentence examples for state with secure from inspiring English sources

After her long session with Mr Netanyahu, Mrs Clinton spoke of an accord that "reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognised borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security requirements".The wording is crucial.

In the second, she spoke of an agreement that "reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security requirements".

She said she believed that the two sides, through negotiations, could reconcile "the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security requirements".

In addition to referring to the 1967 borders, "with agreed swaps," she mentioned Israel's goal of a "Jewish state with secure and recognized borders".

It states: "We support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state with secure, defensible borders; and we envision two democratic states Israel with Jerusalem as its capital and Palestine living in peace and security".

That is, he is "schizophrenic," the recurring word of the moment: he favors a Palestinian state with secure borders but, at the same time, supports Sharon's incursions as a necessary response to the "existential threat" that suicide bombers pose to Israeli society.

In his fourth principle, Kerry raised an issue categorically opposed by the extremists in Netanyahu's government as well as Trump's ambassadorial nominee to Israel, namely, finding a mutually accepted solution to Jerusalem as an internationally recognized capital of two states, with secure and free access to religious sites.

From the end of the 19th century onwards, the idea of the state providing people with secure and dependable places to live had steadily gained ground.

So it's good to hear powerful Democrats — Mr. Obama's friends and allies from large states — telling him that with Secure Communities he has gone way overboard.

The state department has backed efforts to help citizens in repressive states with anonymous and secure communications (and Wickr has received its export license, says Mr Statica), while the justice department and security agencies would rather they not be used domestically, fearful that such tools might be useful to criminals or terrorists.

Lee Wolosky, the US state department envoy charged with securing deals with willing nations for Guantánamo transfers, thanked the UAE in a statement.