Sentence examples for of the total security from inspiring English sources

Demanding the return of national borders, Le Pen said his journey was "symptomatic of the total security disaster represented by the Schengen area".

He added, however, that the landlord is allowed to deduct, as an administrative expense, 1percentt of the total security deposit from any interest earned.

Details of the total security bill would be published after the summit, she said.

The brightly lit no man's land between the concrete slabs that stretched around West Berlin was barren, save for rabbits that had flourished in the total security of the zone.

The main problem is that the total cost of security is kept secret – the implausible excuse being that to publish the total security budget would in itself jeopardise the security of the royals.

It's more like "Age of N.S.A.," extending the concept of the universal data-scoop to define all humans as enemies of the total-security mechanism.

Contractors employed to perform security functions for the DoD are only a fraction of the total private security sector - public, private, and international - in the USCENTCOM Area of Responsibility.

Social Security Administration actuaries estimated what the repeal of these strategies would actually save: About 0.02percentt of the wages and self-employment income subject to Social Security tax over 75 years -- and less than 1percentt of the total Social Security deficit, reports the Wall Street Journal.

If we ever decided we were either secure enough, or more willing to live without the unreachable idea of total security, the American way of war and the national security state would lose much of their meaning.

"In the context of the total social security budget – which is somewhere over £200bn – it does make it particularly difficult for the Conservatives then to achieve what they say they want to achieve, which is to cut £12bn from that budget.

Court rulings justifying invasive strip searches as well as Americans' continued deference to the dictates of achieving total security have left us literally stranded on the side of the road, grasping for dignity.