Sentence examples for vague security from inspiring English sources

The jailing of Mr. Fong is the latest of several cases involving the arrest of Chinese-born Americans on vague security grounds.

"Question marks remain in the agreement concerning freedom of action for U.S. soldiers, vague security commitments and protection of Iraqi assets," said one defense analyst.

It was predicted that the GCC would receive only vague security promises, offers to sell them yet more weapons, and assurances that America's negotiations with Iran would limit the country's pathways to a nuclear arsenal.

The unexplained detention of Li Shaomin, a naturalized citizen, follows several other incidents in which Chinese-born scholars with United States ties have been held on vague security grounds.

"Question marks remain in the agreement concerning freedom of action for U.S. soldiers, vague security commitments and protection of Iraqi assets," Travis Sharp, a defense analyst at the Council for a Livable World, a nonprofit advocacy group, wrote in a statement after the Iraqi Parliament voted.

He also announced plans to return land taken by the military for vague security reasons, a policy that left thousands of Tamils moored in temporary camps.

Officials said, though, that they were being intentionally vague about security precautions.

Political prisoners in Iran are usually imprisoned on vague national security grounds and Rouhani has been trying to push the parliament and the judiciary to define what is a political crime.

Why are vague, unsubstantiated "security reasons" always enough to close doors, shut events, squelch protests, fence off areas from the public, and harass photographers and the media, when more surveillance is supposed to make us more secure?

Travel dates by high-profile individuals are usually left deliberately vague for security reasons.

It is within this vague national security framework, and fractious team, that Secretary Clinton has been aggressively pursuing 21st century statecraft.