Sentence examples for umbrella of security from inspiring English sources

When Mr Milburn signalled a few weeks ago that in due course nearly every hospital would get foundation status, some of the heat promptly went out of the argument.What does hit the hot-buttons of most MPs is the combustible mix of issues that go under the umbrella of "security": broadly speaking, yobbishness, low-level crime, street violence, immigration and asylum.

What I am more concerned about are the changes to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) that further criminalize many activities that currently fall under the umbrella of security research.

Lisa: It's not just about that first act, it's about a life time with that person under the umbrella of security and trust so you can let yourself go. .

In the absence of a supranational army, European integration occurred under the protective umbrella of collective security alliances, notably the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO), which received practical relevance largely through the commitment of the United States.

Working under an umbrella of new security measures, the space shuttle Endeavour is ready to take up a new crew to live in the International Space Station and to return three other space travelers to a world very different from the one they left four months ago.

But don't forget the fact that a number of countries have let their military atrophy while hanging out under the umbrella of US security guarantees, and may not be up to the task when things really hit the fan.

Well, with the militarization of the U.S. border -- a fence to the tune of a billion dollars; a rapid escalation in the Border Patrol's size; and its move, after 9/11, under the umbrella of Homeland Security -- there was, if anything, an escalation of the impact of illegal crossings.

But this is an industry that depends on an ever wider umbrella of hyper-security.

Though they operate under the umbrella of Israel's security establishment, they face calls from the street for protection from Israel's increasingly intrusive army.

How will other countries under the umbrella of various U.S. security agreements — such as Japan, South Korea or NATO nations— perceive this inability of the U.S. to live up to its guarantees?

He accused the negotiators, who are from the United States, France and Russia and work under the umbrella of the European security group, of ignoring basic international law in order to "please 100,000 Armenians who live in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan".