Sentence examples for security abandonment from inspiring English sources
Viewed psychoanalytically, is about power, love, self-worth, security, abandonment, envy -- you name it.
However, she says, when you don't have a secure attachment or your feeling of "security gets threatened by abandonment," then you're left without a rhythm or reliability that naturally teaches you trust.
The Independent's report also notes that "many of those present pointed out the conspicuous and near complete absence of security forces and their abandonment of regular protocol in securing football matches".
There is some disagreement as to which would be the greatest humiliation for a post-imperial power in the twilight home of international life – the loss of our seat on the UN security council, or the abandonment of the so-called independent nuclear deterrent.
We will protect those whose circumstances entail uncertain security and fear of abandonment.
A sensible Republican strategy in 2016 would include a little attention to income inequality and the good done by Social Security and Medicare, and abandonment of the failed policy of economic austerity.
From a Japanese perspective, a stronger U.S.-China relationship threatens their security alliance and exacerbates fears of abandonment.
And poor morale driven in part by the sectarianism and corruption that have characterized Iraqi security forces has led to the abandonment of U.S.-purchased weapons on the field of battle.
European leaders, green pundits and the widely reported light bulb provisions of the U.S. Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 all urgently push the abandonment of incandescent bulbs.
In its ruling, CAS said: "The panel found that the match stoppage and the eventual abandonment of the match were caused by security lapses of the organisers and acts of violence exerted on the Albanian players by the Serbian fans and at least one security steward.
Unreported in stories on the Bowles-Simpson report was their abandonment of the inaccurate claim that Social Security is responsible for federal deficits and debt.
