Sentence examples for security delivered from inspiring English sources

In terms of security delivered per dollar spent, they are hard to beat, so they are not going away.

Former Defense Secretary William J. Perry, one of the nation's wise men on national security, delivered an arresting message last week: We're about to find ourselves in a new nuclear arms race.

A new report from the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare Foundation shows that, in 2014 alone, Social Security delivered a $1.6 trillion fiscal boost nationwide as benefits were spent and cycled through the economy.

Any business that had a product as popular and successful as Social Security, delivered efficiently, spending less than a penny of every dollar on administration, and running huge surpluses, would be expanding its customer service, not restricting it.

But, the majority in Congress, with their fingers seemingly plugged in their ears and with a myopic view on Social Security, delivered a blow as the House passed a rule that would put 11 million disability beneficiaries at risk for a 20percentt benefit cut next year.

They're the linchpin of modern security, delivering critical fixes for holes that could let hackers into the one device that knows more about you, your comings and goings and your personal information than anything else.

Unseating the director of White House security, delivering controversial and difficult stories from Ferguson and peeling back the reporting problems on Rolling Stone's University of Virginia rape story – that is the kind of energetic reporting that has given the Post a new lease on life.

They are worried that they might not have securities delivered to them from other trades they have made, he explained.

In 2002, security men delivered a death certificate that said Mr. Gorgi had died the year before.

Stephen J. Hadley, the national security adviser, delivered a speech detailing the challenges he sees around the world for Mr. Obama.

The incendiary Munich security speech delivered early on in David Cameron's premiership should have no place in a diverse Britain.