Sentence examples for security suggesting from inspiring English sources

Sullivan says that may be a challenge, but notes that most of the negative privacy stories are actually about security, suggesting that companies be highlighted for maintaining "an appropriate balance in favour of the customer".

The US senator John McCain attacked the president on Sunday for citing climate change as a threat to national security, suggesting that the Obama administration's focus on environmental issues was detracting from the fight against Isis.

A Home Office spokesman, referring to the transfer of the nine suspects to the border agency, said the government was "seeking to remove these individuals on grounds of national security," suggesting that some kind of plot was still under investigation.

While overall violence in Iraq remains the lowest since the American invasion, both recent attacks were against Iraqi soldiers operating with relatively high security, suggesting much planning and coordination.

Smith went on to criticise the Guardian for reporting in detail on the claims that the NSA had been trying to crack Tor's security, suggesting that "many people in the police world feel will cause major issues in terms of picking up people engaged in organised crime".

Martha Derthick, a professor of government at the University of Virginia and a veteran of the politics surrounding Social Security, suggests several reasons.

Taliban defeats in Afghanistan could lead Al Qaeda to strike back with another terrorist attack, Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security, suggested today.

Byrne's speech, titled Fiscal Discipline in Social Security, suggested the party is gearing up to accept many of the coalition's schemes to cut spending on benefits.

The growing furor, and the divided opinions over a better approach to security, suggest the debate is likely to heat up before anything is resolved.

Oil security suggests that by getting more oil from our peaceful upstairs neighbors and less from our suppliers in the Middle East — sometimes seen as volatile or even hostile, though the supply has been steady — our national security is enhanced.

We might prefer to go on holiday to France, Spain or Italy - as the Germans do too - but in other EU matters the UK and Germany have similar approaches to important issues such as migration, foreign policy and security, suggests Green.