Sentence examples for means security from inspiring English sources

"That means security for you and your family.

Real peace means security for Israel, he said.

This means security and confidence for banks and building societies as well as individuals.

That means security forces will be highly vigilant at "Fan Fest" zones, party areas for thousands of supporters hosted by FIFA.

Abandoning it, say ministers, will end speculation about devaluation, reduce transaction costs, lower interest rates and boost investment.To many Estonians, the euro also means security.

To a remarkable degree, airports reflect the culture, and today that means security and commercial concerns trump all others — quite a departure from the years when Tegel was conceived.

Oh, that means security-threatening, terrorist-sympathising and Britain-hating, didn't you know?

But that doesn't mean security has become tighter.

When we say stability, we mean security for our 7.5 million citizens.

A purchase, she said, meant security, especially because "I came from a family that didn't have much of anything".

When they insist such measures are crucial for security, they evidently mean security of the state – not the people who live in it.