Sentence examples for for granting security from inspiring English sources

Dr. Aaron Lai, a climate researcher at Los Alamos and a naturalized citizen born in Taiwan, said procedures for granting security clearances to Asian scientists had recently improved.

"These two incidents combined suggest to me a very flawed system for granting security clearances," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who called for a Congressional investigation into the granting of security clearances to government contractors.

An interagency committee headed by Miss Lawton of the Justice Department, which began meeting in 1983, is rewriting the 33-year old executive order that sets standards for granting security clearances and investigating employees.

That review will coincide with the Pentagon's analysis of its procedures for granting security clearances, especially the common one Mr. Alexis obtained from the Navy as a condition for being hired as what his employer, an independent contractor, called a Level 1 Desktop Tech.

WASHINGTON — John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, ordered on Friday an overhaul of the process for granting security clearances that will revoke top-secret access for some aides and could affect Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law.

The official designated by the White House to improve the process for granting security clearances -- Clay Johnson III, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget -- seemed a bit put off by the notion that funding for an improved security process could be an issue at the Pentagon.

"The government created all sorts of privileges for these people, granting security and media access and organizing this elaborate welcome ceremony, which gave them a boost," he said in a telephone interview on Monday, referring to some of the various exile groups that have returned.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer later shifted the blame to Barack Obama's administration for granting Flynn security clearance.

It almost takes for granted the security that we have now.

Parents in countries like Liberia won freedom from war for their children, but now, they fight for a luxury we take for granted: food security.

What a lot of people take for granted – the security of a wage, a pension, and anything around it, like a holiday – you just can't have that".