Sentence examples for government security and from inspiring English sources

"The UK would be the loser in security terms from Brexit, not the gainer"., said former GCHQ director and government security and intelligence coordinator, Sir David Omand.

A series of suspicious fires in government security and financial investigation offices has led to speculation that senior officials are trying to destroy evidence that will implicate more of them in crimes like corruption and human rights abuses.

Algerian rights activists say more than 22,000 people have been reported missing by their relatives, many believed "kidnapped" by government security and paramilitary forces waging a campaign to quell an Islamist rebellion.

There's also an approach, known as hit and run, whereby immunization teams move quickly into dangerous locations and complete campaigns in a day or two; often, Mkanda says, this means working closely with government security and intelligence forces, getting reconnaissance about "areas where we can go and where we can't go".

In recent years, Irving Wladawsky-Berger (pronounced law-DAW-skee berger), I.B.M.'s top hardware technology strategist, became acquainted with the intense interest of government security and systems experts in self-monitoring and healing systems through his participation on the President's Information Technology Advisory Council.

Kerry, who noted that both Ghani and Abdullah had committed to signing the necessary agreement for US troops to remain in the country beyond the end of this year – a key sticking point with Karzai – said the new Afghan government was built on "a common vision for economic reform, honest government, security and peace".

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange deals in both government securities and the securities of privately owned companies.

This means that the banks cannot expand their earning assets such as government securities and private loans, beyond that point.

Money funds that invest mostly in government securities and those aimed at individual investors would be exempt.

Postal savings systems and many other European savings institutions enjoy a government guarantee; savings are invested mainly in government securities and other securities guaranteed by the government.

These policies did indeed reduce long and medium term interest rates on government securities and mortgage bonds.