Sentence examples for security arena from inspiring English sources

"His government has achieved some things in the security arena.

Over time, this environment has not only pushed lawmakers toward advancing personal and partisan agendas by any means; it has also politicized the national security arena.

Nevertheless, the fact that Microsoft is now a competitor in the security arena is precisely why those companies view Vista with such fear.

Nonetheless, there has been a steady and troubling erosion in the legislative branch's performance in the national security arena over the past 20 to 30 years that is rooted in globalization and a sharply divided U.S. political landscape.

As Lee Kuan Yew, the former prime minister of Singapore, has noted: "In the security arena, the Chinese understand that the U.S. has spent so much more and has built up such advantages that direct challenges would be futile.

To manage the conference, National Defense University turned to Albert C. Pierce, director of the Institute for National Security Ethics and Leadership, which examines and teaches professional behavior in the national security arena.

"Yet Taiwan arms sales over the decades have not impeded closer political and economic ties, nor closer ties in other security arenas of mutual interest".

Mr. Freeh, who left the F.B.I. in June, said Mr. Comey's reputation in the law enforcement and national security arenas "could not be stronger".

Just as in the economic, environmental, political and security arenas, it has become increasingly difficult to discuss ethical issues in public health without considering questions of justice, rights and responsibilities beyond borders.

Ted Schlein, a general partner at venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, focuses on early-stage technology companies in the enterprise software and infrastructure markets, including ventures within the networking and consumer security arenas.

Outside of the national-security arena, Obama's time in office has not been a calamitous period for whistle-blowers.