Homeland [noun]

I think they both relate to our homeland security and our economy as well.

As the outgoing San Diego City Council was winding down last month, it signed off on a grant application for homeland security dollars.

Instead, the various projects and pieces of equipment are scored and ranked in proportion to how well they conform to the region’s homeland security goals.

“We have our own state laws that we need to be consistent with,” said Kevin Klein, director of Colorado’s division of homeland security and emergency management.

Early on, he naively planned to drive across his new homeland in his gifted Volga.

Among other things, they remain divided over funding for homeland security projects.

Jane Holl Lute served as deputy secretary of homeland security from 2009 to 2013 and is on the board of the Center for Internet Security.

Based on evidence like that, linguists reconstructed what their homeland was.

The band is also responsible for one in every 13 visitors to South Korea annually, as superfans attend concerts or make pilgrimages to the members’ homeland.

Bolton fired Tom Bossert, the homeland security adviser, realigning the post to report directly to him.