Sentence examples for national security implications from inspiring English sources

It has broad national security implications.

Currently it looks only at national security implications of investments; this would add a new criterion.

The answer affects the health of individuals, but it also carries national security implications.

But beyond humanitarian concerns, our failures in the area have national security implications, as well.

Beyond narrow concerns about identity theft, think about the national security implications.

"Partly it is about resources," Mr. Haass said, referring to the national security implications of the deficit.

The Congressional investigators were sensitive to possible national-security implications involved in the accident post-mortems.

And last week, Ross oversaw the launching of an investigation into the national-security implications of steel imports.

It is possible that, because the investigation had national-security implications, those in the know needed to tread carefully for legal reasons.

He points out that "building a pipeline to Pakistan has national-security implications, so one of their firms gets the contract".

Huawei had already bought the assets, but officials at the Pentagon asked the CFIUS, which considers the national-security implications of takeovers, for its opinion.