Sentence examples for a range of security issues from inspiring English sources

After a three-month review, the Bush administration moderated an earlier tough posture and said it would restart talks on a range of security issues with North Korea.

The administration, it seems, is imagining not negotiations on discrete arms control treaties, but separate meetings over months and years, bilateral and multilateral, on a range of security issues to lay down broad new rules of international relations.

The White House said in a statement that Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu spoke by telephone on Friday and "discussed a range of security issues, and the President reaffirmed his and our country's unshakable commitment to Israel's security".

He has pressed hard for entry to the European Union, sided firmly with the United States on a range of security issues and says Hungary, as one of the alliance's newest members, feels secure within NATO, which he would like to see expanded to Russia's borders.

Having made progress with Russia on a range of security issues in recent months — including a new treaty that further reduces each country's nuclear arsenal, sanctions resolutions in the United Nations against Iran and North Korea and cooperation on counterterrorism efforts — Mr. Obama is turning more fully to the issues of trade and business cooperation, which frustrated his recent predecessors.

See articleBarack Obama took David Cameron to a basketball game in Ohio soon after the British prime minister arrived for three days of talks on a range of security issues, including Syria, Iran and the timing of the withdrawal of coalition troops from Afghanistan.

The Bush administration has since multiplied its demands, insisting that better relations depend on big concessions on a wide range of security issues, from conventional force deployments to nuclear weapons and missiles.

Today a wide range of security issues have resulted from the advent of wide-area, open distributed systems.

Today the advent of wide-area, open distributed systems has resulted in a wide range of security issues.

Ms. Rice said he would oversee "the full range of security issues" for the Israelis and Palestinians, as well as security cooperation with neighboring countries and American efforts to provide assistance to the Palestinian Authority.

At a news conference in Bali on Monday, Secretary of State John Kerry said that the United States regularly consults with the Libyan government "on a range of security and counterterrorism issues," but that he would not "get into the specifics of our communications with a foreign government or in any kind of operation of this kind".