Sentence examples for granted the security from inspiring English sources

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

That measure was a particularly hated tool of the Mubarak government because it granted the security forces exceptional powers that were often used to crack down on dissidents.

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".

Benitez hinted on the day Parry announced his departure that a new deal was dependent on him being granted the security of knowing who the future owners of the club might be.

"Dear fans, we were informed by the Governorate of Amman at noon today, Thursday April 28, that they have granted the security approval to hold Mashrou' Leila's concert in Amman tomorrow.

He has removed presidential term limits, placed key government institutions under his direct control and continued the use of draconian security legislation to grant the security forces sweeping powers and impunity.

And it is the party that would rather embarrass Blair than grant the security services the length of time they say they need to prepare their cases against potential terrorists by completing the necessary but time-consuming interrogations and DNA and computer analyses.

Members of the intelligence board, known as PFIAB, are granted the highest security clearance and develop top-secret advisories and reports for the president, most of which are not even available to members of Congress.

It also could not be learned tonight whether President Bush himself had personally reversed his own decision to allow investigators to be granted the necessary security clearances to commence their investigation.

Over the last eight years, I've taken for granted the safety and security I have felt during the Obama administration.

It flies in the face of free expression and takes for granted the relative discursive security of college campuses where these sorts of conflations most often happen.