Sentence examples for damaging national security from inspiring English sources

Do you think it's possible to hold public hearings on classified intelligence programs without damaging national security?

Mr. Aftergood said the document suggested that the agencies could safely be far more open about their priorities and spending without damaging national security.

Mr. McCain cautioned that his support for the law was "narrow" because of his concerns about damaging national security leaks in the news media.

"You are not being tried for damaging national security". Shayler argued that his being prosecuted amounted to it being a crime to expose a crime.

WASHINGTON — In an illustration of the government's changeable ideas of what should be secret, Pentagon censors have decided that nearly half of more than 400 passages deleted from an Afghan war memoir can be printed without damaging national security.

Forty-odd years after being accused of treason, damaging national security – and subsequently bringing down a president with the power of the written word – Bradlee was summoned to the White House to be given the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

He believed WikiLeaks has damaged national security and endangered lives".

But it struck Gorlov as impossibly silly that his wife could have somehow damaged national security.

But he denounced Mr. Snowden's leaks, saying they had damaged national security.

Steven Aftergood, the secrecy expert, says that the articles "did not damage national security".

Classified information is supposed to be defined as material that would damage national security if released.