Sentence examples for a security directive from inspiring English sources

"To get the airlines to react, you have to send a Security Directive" — a high-priority message that, under F.A.A. regulations, mandates an immediate response.

A security directive issued by the Transportation Security Administration orders federal screeners to begin doing passenger inspections in the city's three heliports, a job now done by private security contractors, Mark Hatfield, a spokesman for the agency, said yesterday.

Mr. Stone of the T.S.A. said that his agency would soon make the data submission mandatory, either by releasing a new rule for public comment, or, even faster, by simply issuing a security directive.

People who work in shops and restaurants within the secure areas of airports will now be required to undergo the same security screening as departing passengers, under a Transportation Security Administration security directive.

The intelligence was good enough to warrant the dissemination of an F.A.A. Security Directive, and the C.I.A., working with German police, planned a series of successful preëmptive raids.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation Security Administration on Thursday dropped the subpoenas it had issued to two Internet writers in its effort to learn who leaked an airline security directive.

The Department of Homeland Security order -- which would have forced me to reveal the name of a source who had sent me a "secret" TSA security directive -- was dropped a few days later after I told the feds I'd see them in court.

The security directive ordered extra measures after a Christmas Day attack on a Detroit-bound airliner.

Officials at Massport, which oversees the Boston airport, said in a statement that security measures would "exceed the new security directive" issued by the Federal Aviation Administration after Tuesday's attacks.

Special agents from the agency served subpoenas to two bloggers who write about travel, Steve Frischling and Chris Elliott, demanding that they reveal who leaked the security directive to them.

The agency declined to release the contents of the security directive it sent to the airlines on Sunday evening, but airline officials said it required only random inspections of shoes, and even then not their removal from passengers' feet.