Sentence examples for Emerging security challenges from inspiring English sources

The Neighbourhood is currently in a state of flux due to the increasing number of long-standing and newly emerging security challenges, and is less stable, considerably less secure and facing a more profound economic crisis than when the ENP was launched.

"A credible deterrent remains an essential part of U.S. national security, and nuclear forces remain key to meeting emerging security challenges".

SHASS Communications recently had a conversation with Narang, Fravel, and Samuels about emerging security challenges in their domain, and opportunities for responding as scholars, public commentators, and teachers.

Our publics are paying the price for this policy inertia, which, in addition to raising their security risks, needlessly increases costs for defense and misdirects resources away from fiscal demands, domestic priorities and emerging security challenges and threats.

Prepared by an international team of scholars, it will offer unique, in-depth perspectives on the ways these evolving interactions affect the prospects for addressing recent and emerging security challenges.

"If the Taliban have any influence at all, it is through violence and fear and intimidation and not by the quality of their argument," says Jamie Shea, Nato's deputy assistant secretary-general for emerging security challenges.

Top of the group's list for discussion is how UK universities might produce the calibre of graduates and research required to meet emerging food security challenges.

President Goodluck Jonathan's move was aimed at "meeting emerging internal security challenges", AFP reports.

Mohammed Abubakar has been appointed as his replacement "as a first step towards the comprehensive reorganisation and repositioning of the Nigeria police force to make it more effective and capable of meeting emerging internal security challenges", AFP news agency quotes the statement as saying.

James E Baker, former chief judge of the US Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, will use his one-year fellowship at MIT to conduct research on emerging technologies and national security challenges.

Since electronic warfare is already here, how prepared are nations to meet the complex security challenges from emerging EMP weapons that are threatening their very progress and development in cyberspace, geospace, and space?