Hacker concludes by advocating an "insurance and opportunity society" that would safeguard economic security and expand economic opportunity, ensuring that all Americans have the basic financial security they need to reach for and achieve the American Dream.
The justifications for authorising the interception of material through Ripa included the interests of national security, detecting serious crime and safeguarding economic wellbeing.
The language of social security has the potential to unite us by reminding us that it offers a shared mechanism for safeguarding the economic security of us all, as well as the means through which the more fortunate can express social solidarity with the less fortunate.
Whether another such framework must be put in place around finance in order to safeguard household economic security is a question that at the very least calls for a national debate.
Our intellectual property protections provide economic security by safeguarding investments from the proof of concept phase forward, sometimes leading to ground-breaking innovation.
Democratic strategists said the crisis could enable their party to question whether President Bush was adequately safeguarding the nation's energy and economic security and to bring back to center stage his administration's ties to the energy industry.
One of the primary accomplishments of American civilization in the 20th century was the construction of a system of economic security that safeguards the dignity of Americans beyond their economically productive years.
Non-Alignment 2.0, the strategic doctrine released by an Indian think tank in 2012, makes just this point (page 16), urging that India's economic security interests must be better safeguarded through more active Indian diplomacy in the Middle East.
In addition to providing economic security, paid leave laws help safeguard the health of LGBT workers and their families.
Safeguarding national independence, security, and integrity territorial, political, economic, and moral is viewed as a country's primary obligation, followed by preserving a wide freedom of action for the state.
It may also need to establish adequate social and economic safeguards, ensuring perhaps that domestic servants are literate, know about their rights and options, and have some economic security to mitigate the fear of losing their job.
