Sentence examples for to increased insecurity from inspiring English sources

The agency's director in Paris, Menahem Gourary, attributed the trend more to Jews' desire to assure the future of Israel than to increased insecurity resulting from a spate of recent attacks on Jewish sites.

However, the problem is that it has become beyond contempt to even suggest that upping security, in the way that we have in recent years, may be leading to increased insecurity.

In January 2008, MSF's permanent expatriate presence ended due to increased insecurity.

Reports from communities suggest attendance has since declined in many areas, due to increased insecurity, security clampdowns, and the threat of direct attacks on schools and teachers.

Clegg told his members: "The Conservatives have a bizarre idea that to create more jobs you need to increase insecurity.

He added: "The Conservatives have a bizarre idea that to create more jobs you need to increase insecurity.

The lack of a risk-reduction program "will contribute to the increasing occurrence of natural disasters" and to "increasing insecurity in local communities," Ms. Valente wrote.

And he took aim at the Lib Dems' coalition partners, saying: "The Conservatives have a bizarre idea that to create more jobs you need to increase insecurity.

Although it is possible that the availability and distribution of some cadres or capacity of some facilities to provide CEmONC services may have improved, it may have also deteriorated due to increasing insecurity in many parts of the country.

This week, an ally of Mostafa Moin, the reformist who aims to replace the outgoing president, Muhammad Khatami, observed drily that the conservative candidates, rattled by Mr Moin's recent surge in the polls, have most to gain from the increased insecurity.

Last week hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans clogged streets and spilled into plazas nationwide as residents coordinated massive protests against President Nicolás Maduro's government, an administration they say is to blame for detrimental food shortages, increased insecurity and free speech infringement.