Sentence examples for beef up protection from inspiring English sources

Members of Maine's Congressional delegation said they had repeatedly urged federal law enforcement agencies to beef up protection on the Canadian border.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Obama administration, concerned for the safety of the Pakistani official who was assassinated on Wednesday, tried in the weeks before his killing to secure an armored car and beef up protection for him, an American official said Thursday.

However, three other defence giants BAE, Raytheon and General Dynamics—have also signalled bids for TRW's military operations, pointing to the start of a bidding war.A joint venture between Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin won a contract worth up to $17 billion over 30 years from the American Coast Guard to supply ships and aircraft to beef up protection of America's shores.

A consumer Bill of Rights will beef up protection for digital purchases.

The Republicans' version of homeland security is to seal off the Mexican border, beef up protection of military bases and limit screening at ports and transportation lines.

The US government has told thousands of companies to beef up protection of computers which oversee power plants and other utilities.

The OECD itself has come under pressure to beef up protections for indigenous people.

24 Tighter Rules on Privacy The Clinton administration has decided to beef up protections for the privacy of medical records.

After nine months of blistering criticism from doctors, patients and consumer groups, the Clinton administration says it has decided to beef up protections for the privacy of medical records, beyond what it proposed last year.

That was the message today from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which wants to beef up protections for people participating in research.

The updated data protection framework did beef up protections for children's personal data in Europe — introducing a new provision setting a 16-year-old age limit on kids' ability to consent to their data being processed when it came into force on May 25, for example.