Sentence examples for erosion of security from inspiring English sources

Fearing an erosion of security in Kosovo, General Clark has pressed the NATO allies to increase forces.

There is a direct link between US funds feeding corruption and the erosion of security, said Toofan Waziri, a security analyst.

The raw numbers, however, are discouraging, and Afghan officials worry that the recent erosion of security in Kandahar City could reverse the few gains they have made.

The Iraqi public is increasingly discontented with the political gridlock, and American military leaders are concerned that a prolonged stalemate could lead to an erosion of security gains.

I heard many stories from the people there about arbitrary detentions and about the erosion of security for vulnerable communities".

Where public interventions with community participation are also problematic, including as a result of conflict and the erosion of security, the one intervention likely to impact on the transmission and severity of infection, and on lowering mortality, is early diagnosis and treatment.

This is a function in part of rising health care costs, rising Medicare premiums, erosion of Social Security benefits thanks to the 1983 Amendments to the Social Security Act, and the tearing away of other parts of the safety net.

Among the inescapable signs are the following: an unsustainable path of Government spending; levels of projected debt that threaten to bankrupt the country; trillions of dollars of unfunded liabilities in the Government's major benefit programs; and the erosion of Americans' security and confidence in health care and retirement . . .

I spoke at length on the Senate floor last week about pressing problems that will determine the future strength of our nation -- inadequate, grossly inadequate, funding for education; declining access to affordable health care; degradation of the environment; and erosion of pension security for many hard-working Americans.

The erosion of job security in higher education is a critical threat to the public university – this was the conclusion drawn by the academics and PhD students who came together at the second national conference of Fighting Against Casualisation in Education last month.

The alternative to maintaining the balance of power is to allow it to shift in favor of the armed citizenry and away from the police, again making unarmed citizens — including those who refuse on principle to contribute to the erosion of collective security by getting a gun — the greatest losers overall.