Sentence examples for devoted to security from inspiring English sources
To allay that fear, a large part of the aglet protocol is devoted to security.
He will not give Mr Bush a monopoly of running as a war president: a quarter of the Democrats' policy platform is devoted to security.
On the bureau's Web page devoted to Security Networks, you will find that the company has had 560 complaints against it in the last three years.
Ten per cent of Moby's budget is devoted to security, and Mohseni's S.U.V. is followed by one or two cars with armed bodyguards who have not been told where he's going.
John J. Hamre, president of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a research organization devoted to security, says the bioterrorism effort is still "years away" from being properly organized.
Mary E. Howell, a New Orleans lawyer who has represented victims of police abuse, called the agreement "a very good thing" and said federal scrutiny of civil rights violations in the city fell off sharply after the Sept. 11 attacks, when so many resources were devoted to security.
Because the 2008 financial crisis dwarfs that earlier round of scandal, it's easy to forget how rotten things were, said Broc Romanek, editor of TheCorporateCounsel.net, a site devoted to securities law and corporate governance.
The S.E.C. accused Mr. Van Wagoner and his firm of obscuring the fact that the funds had too much money devoted to securities of closely held companies that are difficult to value because they rarely trade.
Lots of researchers devote to security issues in MCC, such as secure MCC framework [4], access control [6 8], authentication [9], trust [10], and so on.
Given that with every passing month, many e-commerce sites have less money and fewer people to devote to security, analysts said the merchants were essentially betting, and hoping, that they will avoid a major hacking.
Petra Falcón, executive director of Promise Arizona, who worked for 15 years along the southern border, said the Corker-Hoeven amendment "caught a lot of people off guard" and called it "overkill" because of the amount of resources it devotes to security.
