Sentence examples for a secured space from inspiring English sources

According to the bureau's version of events, detailed in an arrest warrant issued for Winner, the NSA realized the documents had been printed out because the copies sent by The Intercept showed that the documents "appeared to be folded and/or creased, suggesting they had been printed and hand-carried out of a secured space".

The 31-year-old twins – Olympic rowers who competed in the 2008 Games – have yet to open an office, but have secured space in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood.

It became more likely when Smith and his team-mates went to Tuesday's nerve-wracking Olympic test event at the O2 Arena in London and secured space for a full five-man GB team at the Games. .

Virginia waited on board the ship while her husband secured space at a boarding house on Greenwich Street.

This seemed like an answer to their prayers for a secure space for Christians and other minorities, to which the Iraqi Christian diaspora could return in safety.

If the charges are not upheld, however, the message to society may have broader-reaching consequences, sending out a memo to artists that the tide really has turned and that street art has a secure space in the worldwide community.

In the years before they go to uni, up until the time they eventually arrive on campus, young people are very interested in a secure space online where they can chat and meet with other students who are following a similar path to them.

The Secret Service only has authority to physically prevent someone from entering a secure space of the president or vice president of the United States.

Out of the rescue-remedy of the postwar decade, European identity emerged in the 1960s as a channel through which to forge a secure space in a world polarizing between two Cold War global superpowers.

By staying in your adult role, you are teaching your child that it is okay to feel angry, and that when the feeling passes, you are still there, holding a secure space for them.

On Friday it will publish its second report, which will lay out the benefits of establishing a permanent intelligence hub, which would provide a secure space for linking existing national counter-terrorism centres with high degrees of mutual trust.