Sentence examples for security choices from inspiring English sources

Telegram, on the other hand, is observably less secure, failing to even make basic security choices like default encryption standard while marketing itself toward less technically proficient users who probably won't notice the difference, putting them at risk in the process.

Australia faces difficult economic and security choices — but this campaign has done little to clarify those choices or articulate the country's place in the world.

New commitments to action now make it imperative that Japan confront its postwar ambivalence over its security choices while making clear that it will translate its anti-nuclear principles into policy practice.

In a clear criticism of some past American national security choices — but with no specific decisions mentioned — Mr. Hagel said, "We have made mistakes and miscalculations with our great power".

The deal also showed a typical Obama impatience with the idea, as expressed by his GOP congressional critics on Saturday, that negotiating with "terrorists" and Guantanamo detainee swaps are beyond the pale of sensible national security choices.

Point is: Security choices are like horses for courses.

"The three requirements are in place for mass market adoption of mobile e-mail — security, choice, and ease of use," said Brian Bogosian, the chairman and chief executive of the mobile e-mail software maker Visto.

They must have high standards in this regard; after all, Cato is, among other things, a place that had something called the Project on Social Security Privatization, which it renamed the Project on Social Security Choice when it turned out that "privatization" polled badly — and tried to purge its records, to make it look as if they had never used the word privatization.

Mr. Pistole acknowledged that his agency failed to get out ahead of the story — a conscious security choice on his end, he said — and he has spent the past week playing catch-up, bouncing from the Sunday news shows to quick nightly news and cable hits to conference calls with reporters.

On Tuesday, senators will question Trump's Homeland Security choice, retired General John Kelly, who has questioned the policy of allowing women to serve in combat jobs, and would oversee the building of the wall on the southern border that Trump has promised.

Bill Shipman, chairman of CarriageOaks Partners and cochairman of the Cato Project on Social Security Choice and who also helps the Heritage Foundation and others promote reform, has done extensive work demonstrating that such a system can be created with extremely low administrative costs.