Sentence examples for security topics from inspiring English sources

I'm happy to field questions about Tuesday night's Republican debate on national security topics, the super committee's failure to reach a deficit-reduction deal, Occupy Wall Street, or anything you want to ask about The Loyal Opposition or Times editorials.

But it is also personal: he has appeared uncomfortable on national security topics, struggled to establish a cohesive set of national security advisers, and made critique after critique that lacks any policy prescriptions that would differentiate him from Obama.

Republicans have gone on the offensive on Iraq and related national security topics in a handful of tight Senate races in recent days, in a sign of how they hope to use the issue against vulnerable Democrats in conservative states.

The Ploughshares grant to NPR supported "national security reporting that emphasizes the themes of US nuclear weapons policy and budgets, Iran's nuclear program, international nuclear security topics and US policy toward nuclear security", according to Ploughshares' 2015 annual report, recently published online.

In a post-rally interview over beef nachos and bottled water, the Texas-educated Cabeza de Vaca switches easily between English and Spanish – though when talk turns to touchy security topics, he says, "Let's talk in English," and lowers his voice.

The finding is the latest installment in a dispute that began in April 2008, when The New York Times reported that Pentagon officials met and spoke frequently with dozens of retired officers to discuss the wars and other national security topics.

No security topic regularly addressed in this column generates more intense reader e-mail than that.

TIME was when gas pipelines were the energy security topic that attracted excited and ill-informed speculation.

'…the systems which provide security…' (R9/35) '…then it would be the security topic, all these things like switching off the stove…' (R4/62) '…if I forget to switch off the stove.

When I am afraid I will fall again more easily…' (R7/116) '…the systems which provide security…' (R9/35) '…then it would be the security topic, all these things like switching off the stove…' (R4/62) '…if I forget to switch off the stove.

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