Sentence examples for security credibility from inspiring English sources

I think it's silly for Mr McCain to claim that a "no" vote would weaken America's international security credibility "catastrophically".

Whitehall knows that, since Iraq, the threshold of intelligence and security credibility in Britain has been raised to a level probably higher than it has ever been.

The election of Barack Obama as president provides a golden opportunity for Democrats to close the national security credibility gap that has troubled their party since the Vietnam war.

The emerging Democratic narrative looks something like this: disengagement from Middle East peace-making and from dialogue with America's adversaries in the region has not served US interests, security, credibility and alliance-building capacity in the region.

I can only think that she felt her vote would give her national security credibility if she ever ran for president.

Four over-arching themes emerged: privacy and security; credibility; user journey support; and the task-technology-context fit.

Maybe the Democratic Party is going to recapture the security policy credibility it had during the Truman and Kennedy years.

The military defeat of the Taliban and Al Qaeda is essential to the national security and credibility of the United States.

Mr Abbas, who had almost no political support of his own before Arafat's death, will have to build up his and the security forces' credibility with Palestinians.

MIT President Charles M. Vest, speaking from Cambridge, echoed Dr. Baltimore's concern for the security and credibility of the voting process.

This response offers opportunities for better citizen security, increased credibility of state institutions supported by increased public confidence and taxation, and renewed hemispheric partnership.