This may have far-reaching implications for the international security system that has saved the last three generations from the scourge of global war.
But in at least two cases (the successful surge strategy in Iraq and support for Israel's decision to build a security fence that has saved countless lives), it has enabled Bush to show strong and effective leadership.
At the same time, she said, "those security measures might have saved his life in a very different context," and now there creeps in a thought, she said, that perhaps he was too trusting.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif ., for example, gave Clinton the opportunity to responD-Calif .sations that she deliberately interforexample security that could have saved Stevens' life.
This was precisely because the Zambian authorities would have handed Mubanga over to the British security services, which could have saved him from rendition to Guantánamo.
Perhaps if the debate on the decriminalization of drugs had been begun before adopting the present course regarding public security, the country would have saved countless lives, widespread social suffering, grave processes of institutional breakdown, and astronomical monetary resources.
He paid his security deposit with money he had saved.
In a statement to Parliament, Mr Hague said the UK's information-sharing relationship with the US was "essential to the security of the country" and had "saved many lives".
But that pose was made preposterous recently when the Senate voted against a proposal that would have saved current Social Security surpluses for future benefits instead of spending the money right now, as is the current practice.
He said the previous security assignment policy probably would not have saved Hernandez.
