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U. S. companies have been banned from trading with Iran since 1995, when President Bill Clinton declared it a threat to national security.

As you guys already know, I talked to the minister of the National Security yesterday over the phone and he ordered me to quit the web.

Caitlin Hayden, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council, said the White House was looking into the matter.

As the sole military superpower, the United States may often be able to undertake unilateral initiatives for the sake of national security.

"They reflect that during such an era of globalisation, China must strengthen its national security system, " he said.

and he said the release still could cause "significant harm or damage" to U. S. national security interests.

Today, the question of executive power, so central to the national security law battles of the Bush years, is mostly off the agenda.

"It does not strike the proper balance between protecting national security and preserving our cherished civil liberties, " she said.

One such target appears to have been a former high-ranking Clinton administration national-security official, Leon Fuerth.

President Clinton made a strong case for how the U. S. government's commitment to global health helps to strengthen national security.

But the chances are that she would not be an easy one for Mr Obama and whoever he appoints as his National Security Adviser to manage.

It also speaks to the divisions within Bush's own national security team, a feature of his first term to which he all too briefly alludes.

The president said he made his comments because new information pointed to a serious breach of national security.

Attorney General Eric Holder said Thursday that he felt "very secure" that there was no national security breach in the Petraeus scandal.

His focus is on national security, as he made clear in a foreign policy speech in Los Angeles, California, in March.

When he arrived at the school he had been whisked into a holding room: National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice needed to speak to him.

Article 7 introduces the strange concept of a "lifeline of the national economy" , to be protected as a matter of "national security" .

The Secretary is a member of the President's Cabinet and, since the Clinton years, has sat on the United States National Security Council.

Though changes in the national-security team matter, their impact is often exaggerated.

"These issues now have to be included and wrestled with" in drafting national security strategy, she said.

Every government is trying to find out a way to keep the balance between continuing its open investment policy and national security review.

'The national security challenges we face are just as grave and just as urgent as our economic crisis, ' he said.

He said that would ensure that the aircraft did not compromise national security, and complied with the Buy American Act.

Since the crises erupted in Tunisia and Egypt, the National Security Council staff has been meeting six, sometimes seven, days a week.

Faced with such a grim panorama, this week Mrs Clinton returned to Mexico City, accompanied by the entire American national-security team.

The US said it had a national security interest in a peaceful resolution and that it supported a collective solution.

But they did not think it had much to do with America's national security.

Earlier, the White House said the leaks "could put the lives of Americans and our partners at risk, and threaten our national security" .

As he spoke, members of the incoming Obama administration were at the White House for an unprecedented national security drill.

"We think we have structured this transaction to address potential national security concerns, " he said in a statement.

The famed red phone to call the Russian premier in the event of a national security emergency could now be replaced by a red smart phone.

He has a great deal of support for such a shift from the American national-security establishment and from the wider world.

"I am convinced that General James Jones is uniquely suited to be a strong and skilled national security advisor, " he said.

He made a compelling case for why foreign aid is an essential component of an effective national security strategy.

On Friday, a new study said national security agencies have not changed enough to deal with new terrorist threats against the United States.

He then went on to say how "mind-boggling" are the capabilities of America's National Security Agency and its British counterpart, GCHQ.

He said she "will continue to serve as our ambassador at the United Nations and a key member of my cabinet and national security team. "

Typically, only government agencies like the F. B. I. or the National Security Agency have had access to such a large password list.

A state-run newspaper said he was found guilty of anti-government propaganda and threatening national security.

This strategy calls for a comprehensive range of national actions, and a broad conception of what constitutes our national security.

The president said he reached his decision after a three-month strategy review with his national security team.

"We are unable to know the degree to which there might be some breach of national security, " Mr. Baucus said.

Speaking at a news conference the President said he hadn't seen anything which compromised American national security.

Only a consistent national security policy, including a sustained US presence in the region, can do that, " he said. "

The UAE's telecoms regulator, TRA, said the lack of compliance with local laws raised "judicial, social and national security concerns" .

Organizations like the National Security Agency justify their budget on their being able to tap into people.

Rani Jani said the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee will reconsider cooperation with the IAEA.

Moscow said the shield threatened its national security and would upset the strategic balance in Europe.

It is a great honor for the army-men to be able to render service to the national security and economic construction.

and that our impatience to see our troops come home should be subservient to the needs of national security.

Mr. Obama said he had just met with his national security team, and spoken by telephone with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

The nihilism at the heart of this nuclear threat to humanity lies not inside Fukushima 1, but within the national security mindset.

They need and deserve the support of all of their fellow Americans, especially at a time of such tremendous national security challenges.

" United States, said the event is " to protect national security needs.

Speaking to reporters in Washington, she condemned the disclosure of any classified information that threatened national security.

He also has served as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency and was a member of the National Security Council.

The "enemy" in this case was the Afghan National Security Force.

National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice is traveling with the president, and was also involved in the discussions.

But such a breach of national security was out of the question.

But terrorism is not the only national security concern. The strategy also deals with issues like North Korea.

These officials said in an open letter, the British destroyed the aircraft will result in major national security vulnerabilities.

I'm in other meetings with him with the national-security team.

Dependence of the United States and its allies to the petroleum in Middle East , ineluctably involved the national security problem .

He believes that this would send a message of weakness, and allow the Republicans to begin to reopen the national-security gap.

Mr. Obama appears to have made a similar calculus in asking Gen. Jones to be his national security adviser.

In the interests of national security, Britain might not always indulge in "public condemnation" of such partners.

Lute will report directly to the president and will work closely with National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, the White House said.

Enact a moratorium on all new regulations for the next three years, with an exception for national security and public safety.

The National Security Agency had a facility at an Air Force base near Istanbul.

Biden said President Obama has decided it is in the national security interests of the United States to talk with Iran's leaders.

Among Mr Bush's first orders to his National Security Council in January 2001 was the drawing up of a new policy on Sudan.

As a veteran of the national security and intelligence communities, Gates is both a defense outsider and a Washington insider.

In a statement, Obama's national security adviser, James Jones, said that the U. S. is sending a wide range of assistance to Pakistan.

'They're prepared to work with us, ' said Jeffrey Bader, the National Security Council's chief China expert.

His national security team should have provided him a much better developed program of policies in advance of a major speech.

But critics accuse ITAR of imposing such a burden on smaller companies that it is harming the entire industry, and thus national security.

These companies must rise to their own defense when national security is not at issue, or face two more years of failed transactions.

The spokesman said the plan not only damages Sino-American relations, it undermines China's national security and reunification efforts.

I do not intend on this occasion to go into any detailed justification of our entire post-World War II national security policy.

As a part of that effort, we are reforming our export controls consistent with our national security imperatives.

Jim Jones, the National Security Adviser (and a former general), said a president should be given a range of options, not a fait accompli.

Yesterday, I also consulted the bank, the bank staff explained that according to the national security law, this should be deleted.

Medvedev said today that Russia's security council was drawing up a new national security strategy for the period up to 2020.

The authorities' goal of turning organised crime into a policing problem, rather than a threat to national security, remains a distant one.

Fried, a former U. S. Ambassador to Poland, worked at the White House National Security Council during the Clinton administration.

Other guns are rented to criminals by police or soldiers, said the national security minister.

'This [was] a dilemma for Ma, ' said Antonio Chiang, a former senior national security official under what is now the opposition party.

Without mentioning the issue specifically, he restated the philosophy he had laid out in Thursday Thursday's speech on national security.

Republicans are trying to paint Mr. Obama as weak on national security.

Vice President Joe Biden was referred to as "Bite Me" ; national security adviser Jim Jones was called "a clown. "

Republicans are trying to paint Mr. Obama as weak on national security.

Vice President Joe Biden was referred to as "Bite Me" ; national security adviser Jim Jones was called "a clown. "

Such conflicts stand to be hugely destructive, threatening national security and the very existence of the state, it said.

Only the interest in national security has in the recent run of decisions been ruled substantial enough to overcome free speech interests.

In a speech in May, President Barack Obama called cyber-security one of America's "most serious economic and national security challenges. "

Counter-terrorism experts had said, what was called "Osama bin Laden brain" is number two on the greatest threat to U. S. national security.

Communism was perceived as a threat to what most southerners felt was our national security, if not in fact our entire identity.

A business activity can still be considered ultra vires if it encroaches on national security or restricted by law.

'We are committed to being vigilant to ensure that our national security interests are protected, ' she said.

Britain's national security strategy and the French defence white paper, both published in 2008, set out a near-identical set of concerns.

Critics in his own party and Republican opponents are attacking Barack Obama's emerging stance on national security with equal ferocity.

Second, CFIUS focuses exclusively on genuine national security concerns, not economic competitiveness or other national policies.

The White House has strongly condemned the release of the documents, saying it places lives at risk and threatens national security.

As The New York Times noted last week, GCHQ is run "in close collaboration with the National Security Agency (NSA) in the United States" .

Article also defines the concept of national economic security, points out it occupies the key status in national security.

The National Security Law's ambiguity is the reason that it poses such a threat to freedom of speech.

"Over the last decade the threat to national security and prosperity from cyber attacks has increased exponentially, " it stated.

and I see my National Security Adviser, Ms. Condoleezza Rice, who at on time was the provost of Stanford University.

The Saudi regulator didn't mention whether it had reached a final agreement with RIM to address its national security concerns.

Citing the region's 'tough' national-security environment, Mr. Kan stipulated that Japan must continue to work hard to keep up the alliance.

To be sure, the Vice President sits in on National Security Council meetings, where the gravest decisions of national policy are considered.

Al was an expert on national security, arms control, information technology, energy, and the environment.

After defusing the Georgia flash point, Obama and his national security advisers will have to grasp the nettle of the BMD Polish base issue.

When they control the politics and the machinery of national security, military intervention is only a breath away.

The US chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has described the economic crisis and recession as the greatest challenge to national security.

Many see founder Julian Assange as a hero, but others, including the Pentagon, consider him a threat to national security.

By the time the National Security Council gathered again March 29, the president had grown wary of the bombing-raid option.

And we understand that this is in the national security interests of the United States.

After all, what could be more urgent than making sure our national security safety net is up to the task of saving lives?

The long term national security interests of our nation are secondary to short term profits of global corporations and Chinaknows it.

"It just happens to be what I think, " he says, arguing that politicians need to unite on urgent matters of national security and debt.

Bruce Riedel, a former senior staffer on the White House National Security Council, on the Sept. 17 attack on the U.

"Tony, take care of that, " McLarty would tell national-security adviser Anthony Lake when a problem came up.

The interagency committee reviews cross-border deals with national-security implications and makes recommendations to the president.

The information we received is of a highly confidential nature and relates to national security.

Second section of the national security review of foreign M & A rational study of the system.

James Jeffrey, deputy national security adviser, denied the allegation that the U. S. was flexing its military muscle.

Aliyu Gusau, his head of national security, a veteran of past military governments, is one.

The case is an unusual example of China's national-security apparatus becoming involved with a multinational company.

At the time, Bush's national security advisor, General Brent Scowcroft, had told Sandy Berger they would be home before my inauguration.

Let me be clear: the United States is interested in a new START agreement because it will bolster our national security.

For South Koreans, Kim Jong Il's health is no matter of petty gossip, but a national security issue of the first order.

To supervise the use of steganography and prevent the illegal uses has been a main part of national security.

National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor did not comment on specifics in the article.

At a hearing a few years ago, somebody asked you, "General Petraeus, has this occupation of Iraq strengthened American national security? "

The White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said that Clinton would brief Obama's national security team on his visit.

Its role was to review the options to be presented to the National Security Council.

China is cracking down on online mapping that it considers a risk to national security.

Police officials in Mianzhu declined to comment, except to say the case is being handled by their 'national security' unit.

In 2008, Huawei gave up on an attempt to acquire the networking company 3Com after Republican lawmakers played the national security card.

Mr. Clarke was a national security official in the White House for three presidents.

White House National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice carried on his themes on the other two.

But it's tricky to come up with an alternative that will serve the interests of justice and America's national security.

On Armistice Day, at a full-scale meeting of his national-security team, Obama was presented with four options.

As for Afghan national security advisor's visit, I have not heard of it, but I will check it for you.

A spokesman for China's Commerce Ministry said Thursday the U. S. needed to make its national-security reviews more transparent.

The National Security Law is a State of the Basic Law to protect national security.

On crime, immigration, welfare and national security, such figures have had no patience with their party's liberal wing.

My Administration has elevated the rights of women and girls abroad as a critical aspect of our foreign and national security policy.

All of these critical areas are underfunded, which hinders productivity, national security and private investment.

The Institute on National Security Policymaking at the University of Delaware takes place in January and February.

India's national security adviser was sufficiently affronted to warn the new president last February against "barking up the wrong tree" .

The UK National Security Council appears to distance itself from economic matters, regardless of the security risks in a sluggish recovery.

In a nation convulsed by famine in just the last century, grain self-sufficiency is seen as crucial to national security.

This group posed a real and serious threat to the citizens of the national capital region and Canada's national security.

"I'm probably the only person in Washington who takes George at face value, " said former national security adviser Samuel R.

The new Cyber Command, if approved by Congress, would be run by Lt. Gen. Keith B. Alexander, head of the National Security Agency.

They must allow for the truth and prevent the use of "national security" as a pretext for suppressing embarrassing news.

His 2010 National Security Strategy, the last major statement of policy, looks out of date after the change of course in Asia.

Huawei was forced to abandon the bid when it became clear it would be blocked on national security grounds.

the shortsightedness of the phil government by telling the USA to dismantle and leave was a serious blow to phil national security.

After the establishment of Bush's government, offensive realism became the main theory of the National Security Strategy of America.

In each of these cases, I had to strike the right balance between transparency and national security.

The complaint doesn't allege that the former national security adviser was aware of efforts by SVR to connect with him.

In moments of national crisis, it is tempting for governments to attempt to suspend these rights in the interest of national security.

The White House earlier this year released the Obama administration's first National Security Strategy.

In the other corner is the National Security Agency (NSA), which thinks it ought to be in charge.

Cybersecuritythreats represent one of the most serious national security, public safety, andeconomic challenges we face as a nation.

The recent years saw rapid progress in the research of the impact of climate change on national security in the United States.

Todd, whose White House career began during the Clinton Administration when she served on the National Security Council.

Few years ago, a Chinese computer factory failed to be listed in procurement menu by the US government because of the "national security" .

Under Bush, there was a lot of repression and pointed national security directives, which were withdrawn when Obama took office.

A video conference is held with the White House's National Security Council three times a day.

The U. S. National Security Agency (NSA) has long been concerned about the limited security capabilities in most operating systems.

As a deep theme of the national security, cultural security plays an irreplaceable role in the comprehensive security system.

If human liberty is to ever infringed, the demonstration on the national security side must be overwhelming.

The anti-smuggling is an important function of the Customs; it is related to a country's economic stability and national security.

The high value detainee interrogation group will be based out of the FBI, but the National Security Council will oversee it.

CFIUS is an inter-agency committee responsible for reviewing the national security implications of foreign investments in U. S. companies.

Opening parliament this week, the speaker, who sits on the National Security Council, voiced his support for a renegotiation.

In January 2000 the torrent of data pouring into America's National Security Agency (NSA) brought the system to a crashing halt.

How could the French army have conspired to bring down an innocent man in the name of national security?

He was U. S. Ambassador to NATO and a Director of Middle East and North African Affairs on the National Security Council.

It was in this congenial atmosphere that the National Security Council considered the State Department's proposal.

The United States of America has the sovereign authority to use force in assuring its own national security.

They claimed there was disagreement among Mr Bush's national security staff and within the US State Department.

CFIUS is an interagency U. S. body that reviews international acquisitions for potential national-security implications.

JAMES JONES, U. S. National Security Advisor, responding to Dick Cheney's claim that the U. S. is more dangerous under Obama's leadership.

Kicking planning into higher gear, the president reviewed these options at a March 14 meeting of the National Security Council.

Extraterritorial assassinations facilitated by unmanned drones have become, he writes, "an integral part" of national security strategy.

William Perry, who was a notable sceptic about NATO expansion. After squawks of dismay, Jim Jones, the national security adviser, went too.

"I'm not going to get into details, " Obama said, but he added that national security policy, in particular, should be nonpartisan.

But White House National Security Advisor James Jones says further bombing raids are possible.

"The national security community in the U. S. is united in its opposition to Huawei, " he says.

As he flew here on Air Force One, Bush's national security adviser brushed aside Chavez's provocations.

On the basis of these, it discusses the standard of china's national security review of mergers and acquisitions by foreign investors.

First up, the FBI is investigating leaks that involve classified national security information.

Saying it was improper for the FBI to issue so-called national security letters without a judge's order.

Opening parliament this week, the speaker, who sits on the National Security Council, voice d his support for a renegotiation.

The vagueness of the provisions for the national-security review has caused worries that the process could be abused.

Most nations have adjusted their national security strategies to focus on economic security, but less so the United States.

This level of encryption has been approved by the U. S. National Security Agency for the protection of classified information.

The president also chairs the Supreme National Security Council, which coordinates defence and security policy.

The Democrats, though favouring withdrawal, are desperate not to look weak on national security.

A spokesman for the White House national security council declined to comment.

Set within the clandestine National Security Agency, the novel explores the fine line between civilian privacy and national security.

Mr. Christie says one of the sentencing factors is whether he affected national security.

Some now ask whether China is vaulting up the technology ladder or even threatening American national security.

We will crack down on crimes in accordance with the law to safeguard national security and social stability.

So hold the temptation to invoke the usual explanations of protectionism and national security that so often accompany deals of this kind.

The president said Hayden will enforce the secrecy and accountability that are critical to U. S. national security.

McCain also believes the United States needs a new national security architecture to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

The meaning of national economic security and its affective facts are core issues for value judging of national security review system.

President Lee Myung-bak called an emergency meeting of his National Security Council for Friday.

Millions of those documents are available at the National Security Archive, a private research group in Washington.

In so doing, the United States will sustain its vital national security interests and keep faith with the Iraqi people.

You really have to wonder why nobody raised an alarm while this was happening, if only on national security grounds.

But it was divided secret into three levels in national security terms: secret, confidential and most confidential.

When Barack Obama was elected president, Beijing thought that he would be tough on human rights and trade, but not on national security.

Petroleum resource is an important material foundation of social development and the important guarantee for national security.

He expects the acquisition to be approved because Cirrus isn't a high-tech aviation firm with national security-sensitive trade secrets.

ROK President Lee Myung-bak will hold an emergency meeting of his National Security Council on Friday.

Michael Froman is the president's Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economic Affairs.

The criminal penalty for hacking into critical infrastructure is designed to emphasize the national security threat of such intrusions.

Its government should stand firm to look after its peoples Interests and its National Security.

Such provisions can only benefit American national security.

The President-elect picked Jones for National Security Adviser after meeting him face to face only a handful of times.

The UAE says the services are a threat to national security because government officials cannot access or monitor users' information.

Military mutual trust is an effective measure to safeguard national security and development and to promote regional peace and stability.

So while he cites a reliance on imported oil as a threat to national security, coal presents its own risks.

Macao from all walks of life indicated in abundance that maintains the national security to be duty-bound.

President Obama declared in a 2009 speech that protecting computer network infrastructure "will be a national security priority. "

But there is no one with real national security interest in building durable alliances with his government.

"They performed better than we expected, " said a Hainan national security officer.

David Cameron on Friday chaired a specially convened meeting of the National Security Council and Cobra emergency planning committee.

Including improved national security awareness, and establish comprehensive security concept.

Gates was a national security pro, having served in the White House and at the CIA for six presidents.

The relationship between U. S. President Barack Obama and his departing national security adviser, James Jones, was doomed from the start.

Regulatory mechanisms are strictly controlled by the authorities, citing national security reasons.

Take no notice of the blurb about these industries being "vital arteries" for the economy or "essential to national security" .

An additional facet of American national security is enhancing and supporting human rights and democratic values among nations.

Mr. Bush says the need is too urgent and the stakes to national security too high to allow the year to end without a vote on the deal.

As difficult as it is to lose Gen. McChrystal, I believe it is the right decision for our national security.

Iraq's National Security Advisor insists he had nothing to do with the video of Saddam Hussein's hanging.

As an important aspect of economic security, energy security has a direct bearing on national security and social stability.

He has authored or co-authored more than a dozen books about the U. S. military and national security including seven basic reference works.

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President Obama has discovered that the conduct of foreign policy and national security is not so simple.

In recent years, is willing to continue to increase police efforts to crack down on illegal immigrants in order to ensure national security.

McCain said his national security credentials will help him to accomplish the task.