Moreover, as more of our lives and business are now conducted digitally – think mobile payments, banking, commerce, infrastructure management, and electronic health records, for example – threats to businesses' ability to secure this data are themselves threats to the economic national security.
Speaking to Andrew Marr, he said he suspects David Cameron wanted to secure the ability to cap EU migration in his EU renegotiation - but it wasn't on the table.
I was dismayed to read that to prepare for this important change, the teachers' union is concentrating on securing the ability to remove children from the classroom.
He has secured the ability to run Cadillac from New York, updated its range of sedans, and cut discounts and incentives to improve profitability and resale values.
The increasingly routine practise of storing biological samples from patients in trials with full consent for later analyses is an important way of securing the ability to perform such analyses.
"The NHS in Wales has spent a lot of time in recent months making sure that we secure our ability to hand over patients accurately.
Small companies complain that loans remain exceedingly difficult to secure, limiting their ability to expand and hire.
One of the few concessions Iowa was able to secure was the ability to charge nominal "premiums" to Obamacare expansion enrollees.
Dewey wrote, "The present function of the liberal arts college is to use the resources put at our disposal alike by human literature, by science, by subjects that have a vocational bearing, so as to secure ability to appraise the needs and the issues of the world in which we live" (LW 15,280).
What we now need from Theresa May's cabinet is a firm commitment to securing our ability to continue collaborating with our European partners.
Alexander Hamilton got the federal government to assume all the states' debts, and also secured its ability to impose taxes and tariffs.
