Sentence examples for dominant security from inspiring English sources

European states should change the dominant security narrative which implies that privacy is a luxury that can be waived indiscriminately.

Mr. Turnbull has called this the first time in Australia's history that its dominant trading partner was not also its dominant security partner.

The Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO) groups six countries China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan and aims to be the dominant security institution in its region; but its origin and purposes are largely Chinese.

"Why be a supplicant to China," he asked, "when we have been the dominant security power in Northeast Asia?" Mr. Edwards, in a speech in Iowa last month, argued that Mr. Bush's approach amounted to waiting "until our enemies gather strength," then resorting to force.

In so doing, the fact that bills of exchange were the dominant security for short-term investments and managing exchange-rate risk will be taken into account.

Duterte said negotiations should include Japan, Australia and the United States, which is traditionally the region's dominant security player and contests China's development of islands and rocky outcrops in the sea.

But the US remains dominant in security issues, which will be a strong undercurrent at the summit.

While Mr. Gore had one dominant national security aide, Leon S. Fuerth, Mr. Cheney is looking to lean on several staff experts on the Middle East, Russia and military affairs.

Really pricey couture continues to carry a whiff of the same, flaunting economic security, dominant status and often exotic flights of fancy.

But with more personal data concentrated in fewer companies, hackers, marketers, political consultants, among others, have even greater incentives to find ways to circumvent or breach the dominant firm's security measures.

As Jack Straw, who was foreign secretary at the time, observed in a speech that he gave last month to mark the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta: "When fear becomes the dominant emotion, national security and not individual rights become the dominant imperative on government".