Sentence examples for administering security from inspiring English sources

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The combination of Bank of New York, which Alexander Hamilton helped to set up in 1784 before he became America's first treasury secretary, and Mellon Financial, founded in Pittsburgh in 1869, creates the world's biggest firm in the business of safeguarding and administering securities, with $16.6 trillion in assets under custody.

Given that over-zealous, churlishly administered security is the one event in which you  could expect modern Britain to take gold every time, these are soul-searching times for the Olympics.

Aware that part of the proposal being debated in Baghdad was to send a far larger force from central and southern Iraq to administer security — which would mean a mostly Arab force, loyal to the Baghdad government, set against Kurdish-controlled forces — the Kurds objected strenuously.

"Now here in the Pacific, we want to see China act in a fair and transparent way," she said during a news conference with Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand, which administers security for the Cook Islands, a far-flung, sparsely populated archipelago of 15 islands.

His team attempts to administer security checks and what urgent repairs they can manage with the personnel and materials they have on hand, but it isn't enough. .

Mulvaney has enormous influence over the budgets of the agencies responsible for administering Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.

This is significant because CNNIC administers security certificates for the.cn country code, as well as Chinese-language domain names, which are open to businesses registered within China.

Russian troops administered border security here until 2005, when the Tajik government requested that they leave.

The president wants to turn his new acquisition, which has a big branch network, into a "socialist bank", which will administer social security and welfare payments.

"We are not suited for democracy," said Maj. Gen. Tariq al-Youssef, the chief of the provincial police force, who worries that the tribes are seeking political power not to administer the security forces, but to co-opt them as quasi tribal militias.