Sentence examples for security preoccupations from inspiring English sources

We will discuss, of course, the current security preoccupations in the world and how we cooperate better on the security council.

The security preoccupations of Olympics present unprecedented opportunities to push through highly elitist, authoritarian and speculative urban planning efforts that otherwise would be much more heavily contested – especially in democracies.

He recommends developing partnerships with countries such as India, Brazil and Australia, which may be willing and able to do more than America's traditional allies, and which are in parts of the world that reflect today's security preoccupations.Others see it differently.

The document also reveals the security services' preoccupations.

O'Brien (2006), Moser (2010) argue for a greater focus on the latter a human security framing over preoccupations with the scientific identification, measurement, and prediction practiced in physical science-based approaches that have failed to engage society in creating the transformations needed for sustainability all the more important as we arrive at the Anthropocene.

The organisation is ostensibly there to promote security, but its preoccupation with force protection remains at odds with this objective.

This week he also complained that Mr Bush's preoccupations with security were dragging the APEC summit away from its economic agenda.

Weidenfeld also maintained strong links to Israel, whose security remained a paramount preoccupation.

"Government salaries are late and overall job security is a major preoccupation of the people.

One problem is that Asian trading partners, particularly the Chinese, may lack Americans' preoccupation with security, Mr. Moffett said.

He heard often about voters' preoccupation with security, but even he did not seem convinced that the government could solve Mexico's crime problem.