Sentence examples for assessments of security from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, government assessments of security in the region led to a decrease in defense budgets every year.

Mr. Lusser said working in Chechnya has always been dangerous, requiring daily assessments of security risks for the committee's 400 workers in the Caucasus.

She said: "The assessments of security personnel are that house demolitions do not deter and merely add to the cycle of enmity.

The additional aviation security officers will "provide regular assessments of security at airports around the world and with the capacity to 'surge' as necessary in response to an incident such as the MetroJet crash".

Friedland and chief judge Loretta A Preska both said they could not discuss specific security measures, though they noted that assessments of security were frequently done and improvements often made, including construction of a new $10m security pavilion alongside a federal courthouse that will prevent visitors from entering the 26-story courthouse without being screened first.

Will a mother accept for her son to go and die?" The assessments of security personnel are that house demolitions do not deter and merely add to the cycle of enmity Meretz MP, Tamar Zandberg The demolition did not seem to be having a deterrent effect, at least immediately.

In this context, the assessment of security is something of a gamble against unknowable, and possibly deadly, odds.

It is difficult for foreign journalists to report in Xinjiang, making it almost impossible to produce an independent assessment of security there.

The report is the latest of the Pentagon's quarterly assessments on progress in Iraq and offers the Bush administration's most comprehensive assessment of security and economic trends there.

The Germans offered their assessment of security in the region, but since they lack regular face-to-face contact with the people living there, why should I trust their analysis?

"This assessment of security at Indian Point confirms what we've suspected all along, which is that the plant is not adequately defended from a terrorist attack," said the executive director of Riverkeeper, Alex Matthiessen.