Sentence examples for security prevails from inspiring English sources

This week a survey commissioned by the Nelson Mandela Foundation, a charity through which the former president promotes his ideals of freedom and human dignity, showed that a false sense of security prevails: at least half of those who already have HIV never believed they were at risk of getting it in the first place; such people therefore do not get tested.

In the New York trials, extraordinary security prevailed, significantly more elaborate than in trials of drug cartel members, for example.

So if the Justice Department view that he is a security risk prevails -- in the teeth of the judge's finding -- he could spend the rest of his life in prison.

And neighbors and planners worry that the trade center will once again feel cut off from its surroundings, a place where security credentials prevail, traffic is unwelcome and every step is scrutinized, as at the New York Stock Exchange or 1 Police Plaza security zones.

Security will prevail as long as I am in office".

In Kabul, particularly, before 1992, although there were periodic rocket attacks launched from outside the city's defense perimeter, security generally prevailed, enhanced by the surveillance and brutal interrogations of a Soviet-style police state.

Megawati and Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (her former security minister) prevailed in the first round of the 2004 presidential election, but he easily won a subsequent runoff vote and succeeded her in October.

"I hope that peace and security will prevail and we will be united in order to live like all people of the world," she says.

Counter to the argument that the goals of public health and national security converge over matters of epidemic control, security agendas actually prevail over public health achievements in the new health security doctrine.

He added, "We will act vigorously, responsibly and prudently in order to maintain the quiet and the security that have prevailed here over the past two years".

Even those who remember what it meant to live under total surveillance are now ready to accept the argument that national security has to prevail over individual freedoms.