Sentence examples for to rising security from inspiring English sources

The defense minister, Yasuo Ichikawa, said the jets would help Japan adjust to rising security challenges in Asia after North Korea's announcement of Mr. Kim's death.

Instead of listening, the international community maintained its policy of status quo, continued to wear blinders to rising security concerns of AQIM and its relationship with Polisario leaders, and ignored the needs and fears of a population denied access to basic amenities let alone its homeland for over 30 years.

Mr. Obama's speech, which was accompanied by the release of a long-awaited new government strategy, was an effort to balance the United States' response to a rising security threat with concerns — echoing back to the debates on wiretapping without warrants in the Bush years — that the government would be regularly dipping into Internet traffic that knew no national boundaries.

More connected devices mean more attack vectors and more possibilities for hackers to target us; unless we move fast to address this rising security concern, we'll soon be facing an inevitable disaster.

The investigation, which one U.S. official said could take as long as a year, may prove to be a source of leverage to push China to do more to help contain a rising security threat from North Korea, which counts Beijing as its only powerful ally.

The Cloud Computing model itself not only induces certain security-related risks, it also opens up new opportunities to obtain innovative security solutions in a technically and economically flexible way in order to cope with rising security demands [7].

Even though this was the only incident of an 'inverse' transhumance across all studied herds, this apparently new management strategy was regularly reported from Tanalana livestock keepers on the limestone plateau who took advantage of family bonds with coastal residents to avoid the rising security risk in their home area.

Responding to a joint plea from the mayors of Boston and New York, the United States Congress approved $25 million in additional federal money for each convention to help the cities cover rising security costs, according to Beacon Hill.

Inexcusably, the package includes no assistance for states struggling to keep up with rising security and health care costs.

It cited rising security concerns in the North-West Frontier Province, which is badly hit by Taliban militancy.

Two drivers became stuck when their vehicles were upended on a rising security barrier.