Sentence examples similar to long standing security from inspiring English sources

But the coder's revelation has also highlighted a long-standing security problem with Android, which is the speed with which fixes for software errors filter down to end users.

The debate has taken on added urgency since Bill Clinton's visit to Tokyo last year, when it was agreed that Japan would play a more active role in the long-standing security alliance between the two countries.Diplomats have been wringing their hands over the difficulty of altering the constitution.

When questioned on Bahrain's human rights record in 2012 (which by then was already appalling)  David Cameron responded: "Bahrain is not Syria", adding that "there is a process of reform under way", thereby sidestepping any public criticism of a nation with which Britain shares long-standing security and trade links.

Japan and the US have a long-standing security alliance and Japan is home to large US military bases.

Yet a dev that places a plain text password into browser storage is violating long-standing security practices.

In recent months, security researchers have emphasized long-standing security vulnerabilities in the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems that control U.S. critical infrastructure systems ranging from power plants to dams to public transit (See "America's Hackable Backbone").

+ The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has changed a long-standing security policy by banning visitors from carrying concealed weapons.

The visit built on a long-standing security and military relationship that China was forced to temporarily curtail as a result of the sanctions.

Meanwhile, the Games have also brought renewed attention to the city's long-standing security problems that range from rampant rates of common crime to the large numbers of people killed by police officers.

"While Duterte seriously values the Philippines' long-standing security alliance with the U.S.," Banlaoi says, "he seems to be more enthusiastic in repairing the Philippines' damaged political ties with China".

To be clear, I am not calling for the reversal of long-standing securities laws that prohibit parties from sharing confidential information.