Sentence examples for outstanding security from inspiring English sources

Awards "for outstanding security performance" were given to Loral and 49 other contractors by the Defense Security Service of the Pentagon.

As Mr. Westerwelle said in Kaliningrad, Germany and Poland need Russia's help in resolving outstanding security issues in the region, including Belarus and the "frozen conflict" in Transnistria, Moldova.

Last week Germany asked that the 40-year-old Tihange 2 and Doel 3 reactors be turned off "until the resolution of outstanding security issues", which Belgium rejected, saying the plants were subject to "the strictest possible safety requirements".

Though it may seem counterintuitive after a massive data leak, the best thing Snapchat can do now is become more open, by auditing and fixing the outstanding security issues with its private A.P.I. and by creating an official one for users and outside coders to experiment with and critique.

Smart grids introduce many outstanding security and privacy issues, especially when smart meters are connected to public networks, creating an Internet of things in which customer usage data is frequently exchanged and processed in large volumes.

For this kind of buying, though, she said the market should be around $500 billion in outstanding securities.

Better to think of this as the opening gambit in a so-called "back-end" trade, where investors argue over the value of outstanding securities.

Mr. Volpert likes to buy securities when they are first sold, because they are usually priced slightly lower and yield 0.05 to 0.10 of a percentage point more than similar outstanding securities of the same company.

It defines the types of deals the firm can do as any acquisitions of "another business entity or a significant percentage of the outstanding securities or assets of another business entity".

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, which represents participants in the derivatives industry, declared Wednesday that members had accepted a restructuring of credit-default swaps on Anglo Irish Bank debt and would hold an auction of outstanding securities, themselves meant to reduce the risk in a default.

By doing this, the hope is that the holdouts, estimated to sit on 10 percent to 15 percent of the 206 billion euros ($272 billion) in outstanding securities, will exchange their old bonds for new bonds — preferring the new discounted bonds to their old ones, which may become worthless.