Sentence examples for authorities of security from inspiring English sources

Data brokers in Vermont will now have to register as such with the state; they must take standard security measures and notify authorities of security breaches (no, they weren't before); and using their data for criminal purposes like fraud is now its own actionable offense.

The Huffington Post spoke with Ann Davis, a TSA spokeswoman for the northeast region, who said that though there are nine terminals at JFK, each falling under separate jurisdictions, the TSA is the overarching regulatory authority of security for the entire airport.

Plotter Worked in London Subway LONDON, Oct. 31 (Agence France-Presse) — Critics accused London transportation authorities of a security gaffe Tuesday after learning that the son of a notorious radical imam had worked on the Underground train network.

The government is conducting a sustained campaign of arrests against Islamists, many of whom accuse the authorities of using security fears to suppress legitimate opposition.

Now, the former chairman, Mark F. Spangler, an investment adviser in Seattle, is being accused by the federal authorities of committing securities fraud when he put his clients' money into investments in private companies without their consent.

Despite its distance, the bloody conflict has become an issue for the Danish authorities in terms of security and integration in this liberal Scandinavian country.

The UK government claimed to act on behalf of the international community, the report states, "to uphold the authority of the security council knowing that it did not have a majority in the security council in support of such actions.

In those circumstances, the UK's actions undermined the authority of the security council".

Some of the targets of the operation are being electronically monitored under the authority of national security warrants.

He acknowledged that the unquestionable authority of the security apparatus puts Chinese academics in an awkward position.

Western governments, worried that the impasse is weakening the wider authority of the security council, want to pick up a rarely used route, first set up in the 1950 Korean crisis.