Sentence examples for for common security from inspiring English sources

There are today more positive, practical ways to reassure Russia that missile defenses are a search for common security, not for unilateral advantage.

A core group of roughly a dozen skilled hackers spent three days poking around the church's World Youth Day site looking for common security holes that could let them inside, the report says.

First Martin's secretary, Charlotte Every, was replaced amid accusations she was 'too posh' for the Martins, while the Serjeant-at-Arms, Peter Grant Peterkin, the official responsible for Commons security, had his contract terminated last year.

In this exponentially accelerating world the ability of a single person to affect many -- for good or evil -- is now scaling exponentially, with implications for our common security.

"We have a strong history of working closely with our friends and allies for our common security.

The group's report, presented recently, correctly stresses that conditions for our common security have fundamentally changed since the last strategic concept was issued in 1999.

We must also consider using military force in circumstances beyond self-defense in order to provide for the common security that underpins global stability — to support friends, participate in stability and reconstruction operations, or confront mass atrocities.

Not only will this not work — the sums involved are just too tiny to help their budgets — but it is a shortsighted way to provide for our common security.

"Just as we've sacrificed together for our common security, we will stand united in our determination to complete this mission," Mr Obama told the summit, which is taking place in his home city.

We have joined with others to develop an architecture of institutions - from the United Nations to NATO to the World Bank - that provide for the common security and prosperity of human beings.

In this regard it differs sharply in at least three major ways: it places great emphasis on the economic and human basis for security; it places diplomacy on an equal footing with the military; and it envisions a global commons of shared responsibilities for the common security.