The phrase "protect security" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts when referring to protecting something that is important and of high value, such as physical, network or data security. For example: "At the company, we prioritize protecting security by ensuring all employees have their own logins and passwords to access confidential documents."
Black's majority opinion found that government authorities had the discretion to act as they saw necessary to protect security.
We can protect security and safety without violating the rights of innocent people and trampling on our basic liberties.
Reasonably enough, they picked holes in the existing system of public interest immunity certificates, under which judges protect security by wielding the black marker pen.
"We're concerned that using this technology will neither protect security nor enhance freedom," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
This is an illusion – both in general, and in the particular context of seeking to protect security of tenure above everything else.
From 2008 to 2010, the event took place at Kutsher's Country Club, secluded in the Catskills, and because there was no local community to protect, security felt invisible; thus, a peaceful and discreet lawlessness prevailed.
Where do you draw the line between protecting security and abusing human rights?
"Sometimes there are blasts in the most carefully protected security areas," he said.
The counter terrorism bill will command support if it protects security and the rule of law," he said.
I think he should sit down with supporters of the USA Freedom Act and reach a compromise that preserves constitutional rights and at the same time protects security".
Most of the committee members agreed that the Treasury should stop issuing the 30-year Treasury inflation protected security, known as TIPS, as soon as possible.
