The home secretary said privacy was "hard-wired" into new controversial surveillance powers and they would not give security services generalised access to people's web browsing histories.
Using a variety of primary energy sources for electricity generation also increases security, because generalised congestion of one source (for example, a period of low wind, or high fuel prices) can be compensated by another source.
Compared to traditional RCs, the generalised RCs possess more coding schemes and better system security level in terms of the probability of revealing original data file.
Warnings and recommendations push governments into making security one of their central concerns, manufactured emergency engenders political success (even in an atmosphere of generalised contempt for politics), and politicians go looking for more insecurity to hawk.
Even when the perception of security is based on the impressions and fears from a surveyed population, with these feelings representing a generalised behaviour in the population, the perception of security might be considered an attribute of the region rather than the impressions and fears of some of its individuals, hence the validity of a regional approach to the perception of security.
Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.
By contrast, as the dispute over DP World showed, conflicts over one investment can rapidly become generalised to others either directly or through bodies like the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which weighs up the implications of takeovers on national security.
Generalised anxiety and dread is in the atmosphere, after all.
Now, it seems, indignation is becoming a generalised condition.
Security, security, security, he chanted.
