Sentence examples for determination security from inspiring English sources

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That in turn followed the determination by security specialists that US and Israeli security services collaborated to create the Stuxnet computer worm to disable Iran's nuclear fuel processing facility, and that Chinese government-backed hackers broke into Google's email system in 2009 to dig into email accounts of dissidents.

Though highly disruptive to travelers, these incidents rightly signal the T.S.A.'s determination that security take precedence over convenience.

Despite successive shows of "determination", Turkish security forces suffer from serious weaknesses.

"The benefit of that standard... it doesn't call on courts to make these sorts of determinations — the second-guessing of national security determinations that they're sort of ill-equipped to do," Wall said.

Whitehall sources said the arrests of the three men reflected a new determination among the security services to disrupt suspect terrorists and networks "at an early stage".

In between, Mr Wiranto, a former general, briefly hectored the audience about his determination to bring security, justice and prosperity to the country.

"The determination of our security forces will, God willing, put an end [to it]." The south-east has been hit by waves of violence since a ceasefire between the militant Kurdistan Workers party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.

At a meeting in December, the group discussed a paper "raising concerns that there is no statutory footing for the counter-terrorism DNA database where profiles are held under a national security determination".

"The full scale and continuing nature of the problems caused by delays in the national security determination process have only recently become apparent and I have been assured that further work is being done as a matter of urgency to prevent such problems occurring again and to mitigate their consequences," MacGregor says.