Sentence examples for citing security issues from inspiring English sources

The aides would not say where the apartment was, citing security issues.

American military commanders in the Persian Gulf region have already completed pacts with authorities in some countries, the officials said, though they declined to identify them citing security issues.

President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah asked Parliament on Wednesday to extend his mandate for six months after his government called off a presidential poll scheduled for February, citing security issues.

Their paper US Public Health Mandates and the Restroom Problem in America, presented at Delhi's 2007 World Toilet Summit, finds that "despite broad citizen demand for restrooms, city, town and county governments throughout the United States continue to close public restrooms," citing "security issues".

But Attorney General George Brandis has defended the interim rule to local media, citing security issues.

But companies cite security issues to get their executives better tax treatment for things like personal air travel.

Box users required help with uploading 25 percent of the time, cited security issues 25 percent of the time and asked about backup failures 20 percent of the time.

While eBay cites security issues with links that bring eBay buyer-seller communications off the eBay network (for example, doing so might void buyer protections typically guaranteed by the company) as its reason for blocking Jajah, eBay also has a long history of blocking products that compete with eBay's own features.

But his calls for more state intervention, his strident nationalism and opposition to the Brotherhood differ little from Mr Sisi's.Acting presidentially during the campaign, Mr Sisi avoided public debate with his rival, shunned public appearances citing security fears, and issued only vague bullet points in lieu of an electoral programme.

In recent weeks officials largely stopped issuing them, citing security concerns and fears the supplies would end up with the rebels, she said.

On Thursday, Nice, which was the scene of a terrorist attack last month that left 86 people dead, became the latest city in France to ban the burkini on beaches, with the city's administration issuing an order, citing security concerns.