Sentence examples for Security about whether from inspiring English sources

He did not have to deal with questions about his job security, about whether he feels part of his team's long-term plans.

In a closed-door meeting today, a number of senators, Democrats and Republicans alike, questioned Tom Ridge, the head of the White House office of domestic security, about whether the new department would infringe on the collective bargaining rights of federal employees.

I was standing next to Julia '13, who also got a ticket, and we chatted about how we were totally out of our element, about how excited we were, about security, about whether we were going to see Marine One or a motorcade, etc. Oh, speaking of snipers, we spotted one chilling on the Z-center.

As Mr. Foley and the embattled Haitian leader spoke, Mr. Aristide's security force was already in a parallel conversation with security experts at the American Embassy about whether the president and the security officials could safely stay in the country, and what assistance Washington could provide.

The attorney general's chief of staff, Paul O'Sullivan, has in turn rejected this analysis, arguing the request would occupy at least 40 hours of the attorney general's time and would require third-party consultation with security agencies about whether "the possible release of documents may constitute a security risk to the attorney general or others".

He thought from his perspective there was an issue a security issue about whether a Presidential candidate was being blackmailed".

People can disagree about the urgency of border security and about whether it is more or less important than, say, the environment.

Those connections raise questions for UK security services about whether current methods of tracking the movements and intentions of known extremists are effective.

That double agent who had been enlisted to bomb a United States-bound airliner has ignited a debate among security officials about whether his explosive device — an underwear bomb — would have been detected by current screening measures.

Mr. Ashcroft said he and other officials would decide later whether to release the sound or other details from the videos, depending on security concerns about whether the tapes contain hidden messages.

He consulted with two security experts about whether he should meet with the Muslim radicals who would later kidnap him at a Karachi restaurant; the experts' advice was inconclusive.