Sentence examples for security press from inspiring English sources

In April 2013, a presidential adviser, Óscar Naranjo Trujillo, addressed a national conference for security press officers.

Warning that the decision jeopardizes the already distant prospect of Middle East peace as well as Israel's own security, press secretary Josh Earnest said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's word had been called into question.

A recent Homeland Security press release said that the State Department "has developed an ambitious and aggressive schedule to begin issuing the Passport Card to the public as soon as possible in 2008".

"His trip will build on the success of the August 2014 U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit and continue our efforts to work with countries in sub-Saharan Africa, including Kenya, to accelerate economic growth, strengthen democratic institutions, and improve security," Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement.

"We don't really talk about it". She suggested that the landlord might know more, but the BBC's inquiries fell foul of the pub chain's operational security - press enquiries have to go through head office, the landlord said, before disappearing through a door marked "The Hideaway".

As you are hopefully aware by now (after all Microsoft and security press have been banging their warning drum for a while now) Microsoft Windows XP is no longer supported which means you don't receive patches for security problems (or any other problems) that may impact your system.

It supported the principle of collective security, pressed for the adoption of a general convention of the League of Nations to strengthen the means of preventing war, and opposed the rearmament of Nazi Germany.

Speaking at a high-security press conference in the Syrian capital, Damascus, Mr Meshaal said Corporal Shalit would be released in return for the release of some of the 9,000 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons.

The unanimous UN security council press statement overnight, and the EU's statement yesterday, rightly argue for this position.

The radio station calls the security services' press representative, wanting to know what I am suspected of, but the representative says there is no information.

"No one here is going to make a decision that jeopardizes national security," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday morning on CNN.