Sentence examples for a litany of security from inspiring English sources

The report by the General Accounting Office, which was released yesterday, faulted the center for a litany of security flaws, such as not safeguarding pathogens that could be converted into biological weapons and allowing unescorted foreign scientists access to biocontainment areas.

But last month British officials accused Huawei of failing to address a litany of security flaws in its software.

But Canada's security services had always denied having specific knowledge of an impending Air India attack.Over the past few weeks several witnesses testified before John Major, the retired Supreme Court judge heading the Ottawa inquiry, about a litany of lapses in security, raising questions as to whether the tragedy could have been averted.

Mr. Musharraf's characteristic swagger was missing during a news conference in Islamabad on Monday as he tried to appear defiant despite a litany of court cases and security threats by militants.

Facebook's mishandling of users' passwords adds to a litany of recent privacy and security mishaps at the company, some of which have triggered investigations in the United States and European Union and could carry the risk of steep fines and other punishments.

A litany of bloody encounters between security forces and protesters followed in the subsequent decades.

The revelation adds to a litany of recent privacy and security mishaps at Facebook, some of which have triggered investigations in the United States and European Union and could carry the risk of steep fines and other punishments.

And rounding out the litany of security precautions are a huge assortment of drones, a couple extra submarines, a battery of S-400 surface-to-air missiles (to shoot any 9/11 style airline kamikaze attacks), an additional 30,000 soldiers, and at least 5,000 cameras.

Imagine you're the CEO of a thriving company and you've been horrified by the news of the Sony hack, the Target breach and the litany of security issues that have plagued big companies in recent years.

Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa listened quietly as a litany of human-rights abuses committed by his security forces was read out.

Cameron and Nick Clegg have justified social security cuts by reciting a litany of false oppositions.