Sentence examples for a further security from inspiring English sources

As a further security measure, Fifa said Kosovo "may not display national symbols (flags, emblems, etc) or play national anthems" at these matches.

We can only hope that Manning was asked about another crucial Washington meeting, on 31 January 2003, in which Blair is alleged to have pledged his support for the war whatever happened with UN inspections or attempts to get a further security council resolution.

This document, stating that there should be a further security council resolution before military action in Iraq and declassified for the first time today, was returned by the office of Jack Straw, then foreign secretary, with an instruction that the attorney general "carefully consider" his views.

ACPS can locally react to security breaches as well as notify a further security management layer of such events.

In a further security breach, the signatures of Frank Lampard, who signed off the list, and director of England team operations Michelle Farrar were also published.

He greeted us in a friendly manner at the entrance and then told us we would be going through a further security screening.

He added that any further security breaches could result in a blanket ban on mobile phones on the premises.

Passengers were taken by buses to a terminal for further security checks, and the police were investigating who called in the threat and what their motivation might have been.

Using a hardware security module herein addresses some (but not all) of the security issues, and enhancing the proposed computing architecture by ORAM/PIR and code obfuscation to gain further security, is a matter of future research.

For those who are looking for further security around a specific document or for the whole app, you can now also make files password protected, accessible through a four-digit access code that you can set up.

It also granted Russia a loosely defined permission to take further security measures while waiting for international monitors.