Sentence examples for acknowledged security from inspiring English sources

The United States has a publicly acknowledged security assistance effort under way with Yemen.

Commander Ruiz acknowledged security and logistical concerns and suggested that it would be acceptable to be in an adjoining cell, but said the defense needed to see "sleeping cycles and what goes on at night".

It has previously acknowledged security problems in the Olympic Village, which has a workforce of 5,000 people for its 18,000 guests, and controls have been tightened, including repositioning cameras to monitor people as they arrive and leave.

The passenger carried the firearm through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to Narita, Japan, on Jan . 2 the Transportation Security Administration said in a statement that acknowledged security procedures weren't followed. .

Kara Brooks, a spokeswoman for the governor, issued a statement saying Indiana "took decisive action last year to suspend resettlement of Syrian refugees after the terrorist attack in Paris and because the FBI and Department of Homeland Security acknowledged security gaps with regard to screening refugees from Syria".

He acknowledges security concerns in moving the conference out of Switzerland, but he has personal reasons too.

The pontiff used an address to Vatican ambassadors on Monday to urge European governments to keep welcoming migrants, while acknowledging security and other concerns over the recent mass influx of people from the Middle East, South Asia and Africa.

The Obama administration stepped into the spat over some foreign governments' plans to restrict use of the BlackBerry this fall, acknowledging security concerns but stressing users' rights to unfettered access to email and the Internet.

In his brief speech, Obama acknowledged the "security situation in Afghanistan remains precarious" and said Afghan security forces were "still not as strong as they need to be".

He acknowledged the security situation was still a bit uncertain: "We move around town in armored S.U.V.'s with security teams watching out for us".

Ms. Cummings and Jill Manton, director of programs, acknowledged the security risk.