Sentence examples for tangible security from inspiring English sources

For both sides trust can be built only on tangible security.

"Sovereign states do not provide any tangible security," he wrote recently.

Such a blanket requirement puts undue stress on both students and consulates, without yielding tangible security benefits.

However murky the real consequences of the chemical weapons deception game, the Cassidy case did bring tangible security benefits.

The planes are the most tangible security incentive offered by Mrs. Clinton in an eight-hour session with Mr. Netanyahu in New York on Nov. 11.

While there may be the occasional limited humanitarian action (as in Libya), it will be difficult to win public support even for military endeavors linked to tangible security interests.

That agreement must be "translated into a tangible UN security council resolution," he says.

The United States has tangible national security and geopolitical interests in these countries and has a right, indeed a responsibility, to make sure its interests are served.

Schools are creating stronger linkages with the community, with tangible results: Security has been beefed up and communities have raised funds to erect protective fences around their schools, among other infrastructural developments.

He was able to offer these tangible assets as security for a bank loan.

"We're going to keep their feet to the fire," he said, to make sure air travelers see tangible improvements in security.