Sentence examples for security dimensions from inspiring English sources

Briefing notes say Australia supports practical, realistic measures for nuclear disarmament, but dismisses "simplistic approaches which ignore the security dimensions".

"The company has to hire their own guards," said William Arkin, an expert on the national security dimensions of the Internet.

Our results also indicate that the attachment security dimensions seem to mediate some of the group differences in anxiety.

Companies have to think strategically how to "enable the cloud, get the road map, embrace the implementation and work out the security dimensions," says Nick Coleman, in charge of cloud security at IBM.

This paper in turn proposes and develops a deterministic multi-objective linear programming model to analyze the relationship among the economic, environmental, and food security dimensions of the biodiesel supply chain (BSC) in Colombia.

He fails to mention the security challenges emanating from climate change, pays scant attention to improving cybersecurity and does not recognize the national security dimensions of immigration policy, an issue he once championed.

But now there is a distinct security dimension to the relationship, as the importance of securing the sea lanes across the Indian Ocean has dawned on New Delhi.

Turnbull said the second connector "has got an energy security dimension, which is critically important.

European politicians naively believed that Russia would not object to the Eastern Partnership, because it contained no security dimension.

Eventually, these critiques helped focus attention on the need to broaden the concept of development to include a social development and human security dimension.

She also pointed to the national security dimension of the trade, which public figures such as Hillary Clinton have highlighted in a bid to elevate it beyond just a narrow conservation concern.