Sentence examples for foundation for security from inspiring English sources
A rapid shift to low carbon, resource efficient growth, would rebuild the foundation for security and prosperity, and in doing so create the conditions for the climate agreement that is itself an essential part of that foundation.
The AWL programme proposes concrete measures to strengthen the position of women; such measures, embedded into local and national political processes, are a better foundation for security and peace than anything the US has tried so far.
But even the best intelligence can turn out to be mistaken, and the likelihood that this was the case in Iraq shows why pre-emptive war, the Bush administration's strategy since 9/11, is so ill conceived as a foundation for security policy.
"Amazingly, e-voting has been deployed before anyone ever worked out a scientific foundation for security, reliability, and other goals".
He added that Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, the legal foundation for securities fraud cases, "does not reach all commercial transactions that are fraudulent and affect the price of a security in some attenuated way".
The primary foundation for securities market regulation is embodied in the European Union's November 2007 Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), which changed the regulatory regime involving securities transaction reporting and data sharing (SWIFTRef 2015).
We need to remember that those values are the real foundation for our security and the real source of our strength.
To advocate that the United States ally more closely with Israel as its only true friend in the region is to further isolate Israel and build a shaky foundation for its security.
Doing so will ensure that sustainable access to adequate quantities of safe and useable water will serve as a foundation for water security.
Public key cryptography is always addressed as a foundation for VANET security requirements, since vehicles have enough capabilities, and be able to connect to the Internet through fixed stations.
The abstract Dynamic Access Control Architecture, or DACA, we propose provides the flexibility to express several complex characteristics abstractly, ultimately resulting in a more structured foundation for implementing security architectures for access control.
