Sentence examples for security moment from inspiring English sources

Before the shooting in the City Council chamber on Wednesday, Mr. Miller had been at the center of another tense security moment.

This wasn't a major crisis, not the often-discussed 3 a.m. national security moment for Mr. Obama; it was more about politics than policy.

But the weekend news that an Army sergeant in Afghanistan had gone on a rampage, killing women and children in an Afghan village, is a stark reminder that dramatic national security moments have the potential to transform the political conversation at home in ways that are difficult to predict and hard to measure.

I do not know when this movie was conceived; but the more adventurous directors tend to have timing on their side, and Fincher must know that if he was ever going to make a film about security the moment to do it was now, when insecurity has become as common as migraine, with its paralyzing throb.

Make sure you're ready to be escorted out by security the moment you tell your boss you'll be leaving.

"Why me?" shouted the photographer, laden down with his equipment, as he was evicted from a crowded elevator by a security guard moments before the Jonathan Saunders show was scheduled to begin here in London on Sunday evening.

A video obtained by Reuters showed people appearing to kick a person on the ground near Israeli security forces moments after the attack.

And you will feel nothing but safety and security from the moment you touch down till the moment you depart.

Gunmen clearly fired on the security forces the moment they went in.

Revenge killings loom, as well as tribal conflicts and large-scale looting, given the lack of physical security at the moment.

Although most Japanese recognize the importance of trade with and investments in China, national security at the moment seems more important.