Sentence examples similar to a security goal from inspiring English sources

President Ronald Reagan was a master at using television imagery, but he never commandeered a network show to pursue a national security goal.

Unfortunately, most of the proposed protocols cannot provide Perfect Forward Security (PFS) which is a major security goal of authenticated key exchange protocols.

Beyond that, it sees the prospect of progress toward a longstanding security goal: the withdrawal of United States troops from the Korean Peninsula.

In this model, a group of agents can carry out their tasks cooperatively in order to achieve an ultimate security goal.

For Mr. Bush, the apparent Russian decision to accept a shift in the ABM framework could help realize a prime national security goal -- the development of missile defenses through an expanded series of antimissile tests the Pentagon plans to start next spring.

This week, the White House information center is highlighting its relief efforts, reflecting how avoiding famine in Afghanistan has been a critical national security goal.

Rather than signaling victory for the enemy, it would represent a policy that could meet the principal security goal over a longer period than the current approach, given the low support for the campaign among Western electorates.

It should also support the ban treaty process as a powerful way to build global support for a long-standing American national security goal.

Greatness aside, the security goal is to make the Freedom Tower structurally reusable after an explosion.

The signature scheme is used to achieve the integrity security goal in our system.

The weights can be tuned based on the specific security goal to be achieved.