Sentence examples for a new security framework from inspiring English sources

It came several days after Mr Xi had repeated his call for a new security framework in Asia.

The German government urged the international community today to co-ordinate a new security framework for air freight to avoid countries sowing confusion by introducing changes unilaterally.

But after he met President Vladimir V. Putin, and said he had looked into the Russian's soul, Mr. Bush instructed his national security team to begin accelerated discussions to create a new security framework with Russia as a partner.

Combined with a more assertive approach to China, he calls for a new security framework in Asia that includes the United States — now largely excluded from regional organizations — and what he describes as a "community of Asian democracies" designed specifically to neutralize Chinese ambitions.

Although Russia was unable to block NATO's forthcoming enlargement endorsed last week by the United States Senate what it has won in return could be worth much more: a NATO-Russia Council that could help forge a new security framework for all of Europe.

The Russian leader emphasized that though he is buoyed by Mr. Bush's pledge that Washington and Moscow will work cooperatively in coming months to investigate the full ramifications of Mr. Bush's vision for a new security framework that includes missile defenses, Russia is also very alert to unilateral American actions.

Section 5 briefly discusses the conceptual e-health framework introduced by Ahmed E. Youssef, whereas the proposed cloud-based healthcare architecture comprising a new security model is detailed in Sect.

The pending announcements of the new security framework and the huge arms deal are evidence that the Saudi courtship of the Trump White House has been successful beyond expectations.

Any new security framework will also require increased transit fees for the thousands of trucks that supply NATO troops in Afghanistan, a bill that allied officials say could run into the tens of millions of dollars.

Ms. Rice said that "the new security framework" would be the focus of the discussion with Mr. Putin but that other matters would be covered, including Chechnya, press freedom in Russia and Moscow's proliferation of missile technologies.

The government is to back down following public uproar over a new security services legal framework, which critics claim will give British spies untrammelled access to email.