Sentence examples for security produced from inspiring English sources

But the first three nights of a Republican convention that Mr. Bush had promised would lay new ideas before the American people, including a night designated as an occasion to discuss national security, produced few details of what a Bush administration might do overseas.

"The improvements in security produced by the courage and blood of our troops have not been matched by a willingness on the part of Iraqi leaders to make the hard choices necessary to bring peace," General Sanchez said in remarks to be broadcast Saturday for the weekly Democratic radio address.

The need for tighter security produced a new billionaire in Gustaf Douglas, the vice chairman and largest individual shareholder of Securitas AB, the world's largest security firm.

The need for tighter security produced a new billionaire in Gustaf Douglas, the vice chairman and largest individual shareholder of Securitas, the world's largest security company.

The security produced by assured pension benefits and rising stock market valuations have been replaced by fear.

While an increasing number of states are being swayed by the fact that nuclear power can enhance domestic energy security, produce large amounts of energy, and emit very low greenhouse gas byproducts, critics nonetheless remain vociferous.

The invasion has led to a collapse in millions of ordinary Iraqis' personal security, producing a human rights nightmare and annual rates of killing that dwarf the atrocities of Saddam Hussein's three decades of power.

The document, however, says nothing about the scale of losses these tainted securities produced.

Ratings agencies had incentives to give good ratings to the high-risk securities produced by the investment banks that were paying them.

The results provide strong evidence that increasing adoption of efficacious suites of security devices produced growing protection from the risk of burglary with entry and are consistent with the security hypothesis. 5. Was there a much larger drop in burglaries that required that security be overcome than in those where no security had to be overcome?  .

The gaps in security that produced this mess are dismaying.