Sentence examples for granting security from inspiring English sources

Dr. Aaron Lai, a climate researcher at Los Alamos and a naturalized citizen born in Taiwan, said procedures for granting security clearances to Asian scientists had recently improved.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel acknowledged at a news conference on Wednesday that the process of granting security clearances needed fixing, saying that "a lot of red flags" about the gunman's past behavior were missed.

"These two incidents combined suggest to me a very flawed system for granting security clearances," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who called for a Congressional investigation into the granting of security clearances to government contractors.

It has gone so far, Ms. Brian said, that even the process of granting security clearances is often handled by contractors, allowing companies to grant government security clearances to private sector employees.

The revelation of the C.I.A.'s derogatory report comes as Congress is examining the process of granting security clearances, particularly by USIS, a company that has performed 700,000 yearly security checks for the government.

That review will coincide with the Pentagon's analysis of its procedures for granting security clearances, especially the common one Mr. Alexis obtained from the Navy as a condition for being hired as what his employer, an independent contractor, called a Level 1 Desktop Tech.

The government proposed similar terms to its 2005 restructuring, granting securities due in 2033 at a 66.3percentt discount according to Economy Minister Amado Boudou.

Only a separation fence built on a base of law will grant security to the state and its citizens.

The notice advised the lawyers, who have been granted security clearances, that they must handle the documents "in accordance with all relevant security precautions and safeguards".

In the fall of 1997, in fact, the security office recommended to Mr. Tenet that Mr. Deutch be granted security clearances to serve on an outside commission on weapons proliferation.

The backdoors reportedly cover a range of hidden tools and protocols that activate with "paired" computers – machines connected to an iPhone or iPad via USB that the user has granted security access to.