Sentence examples for global security issue from inspiring English sources

It posed a tremendous threat to social, economic, and political stability and thus had become a top global security issue.

Dr. Piot helped the United Nations characterize AIDS as a global security issue and make the disease the focus of the General Assembly's first session ever devoted to any health issue.

This is the biggest global security issue of all time," said Rockström.

All of the sudden we are talking food and water in the center of a global security issue.

Trump's willingness to discuss a sensitive global security issue like the North Korean test in an unsecured location represented an extraordinary break with diplomatic and security protocol, which demands that sensitive intelligence matters be discussed only in rooms that are designated as Secure Compartmentalized Information Facilities, known as SCIFs (pronounced "skiffs").

But Mr. Chen's professed desire to remain in China could result in a prolonged stalemate that undercuts cooperation on other global security issues.

The document on China suggests that its relationship with the E.U. falls "some way short of its potential" and calls for better cooperation on trade, climate change policy and global security issues.

"Fighting terrorism is, of course, necessary," said Gwyn Prins, a specialist on global security issues for the London School of Economics European Institutee, "but a very fine balance must be brought in to protect civil liberties".

This graduate-level seminar will be taught simultaneously on the campuses of Stanford University and Peking University and will feature a lecture series in which prominent American and Chinese scholars provide presentations that focus on key global security issues.

"Given our lack of progress on issues such as missile defence and arms control, trade and commercial relations, global security issues, and human rights… we have informed the Russian government we believe it would be more constructive to postpone the summit until we have more results from our shared agenda," he said.

This may bring its perception of global security issues closer to those of America, Japan and other big oil importers, and may make it act more like a country that depends on the West and its markets.But for all the optimism generated abroad by China's accession to the WTO, foreigners will continue to encounter many obstacles in trying to do business there.