Sentence examples for check on passengers from inspiring English sources

Soon after, Shults came into the cabin to check on passengers.

Stipulating that it does not check on passengers' sexual orientation, Lawrence A. Dessler, a Holland America spokesman, said the ship was not chartered to a predominantly gay group, or any group; the situation was defused when rough weather eventually prevented the landing.

"We are now dealing with a segment of the population that is saying, 'We want you to be more involved with us, not less.' " On Wednesday night as the shift began, Captain Galfano faced two dozen of his officers at roll call and told them the new rules of their tour: pull over cabbies, check on passengers and hand out pamphlets that offer drivers advice on protecting themselves.

"We are also working with [airport operator] BAA on improving queue measurement, looking at securing staffing levels for the long-term and continued training and mentoring for contingency staff to ensure they carry out efficient and secure check on passengers".

Samantha Rigler, head of the Border Force Heathrow safeguarding and trafficking team, said the UK Border Agency was providing intelligence and doing additional checks on passengers in support of the operation.

The new rules demand both entry and exit checks on passengers from countries – including Britain – outside the 26-nation Schengen border-free zone.

Indeed, security experts have long pointed out that the weak spots in aviation security are not the checks on passengers but the inadequate checks of cargo and the people who have airside access.

Background checks on passengers and crew have turned up no likely suspects, and China has announced that it has unearthed nothing untoward in the profiles of the two-thirds of passengers who were Chinese.

Privacy advocates told the first meeting of the 20-member panel that the program, known as Secure Flight, amounts to government background checks on passengers by maintaining secret lists of information about tens of millions of Americans.

Reuters reported last week that US officials had singled out Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy devices as requiring particular attention during security checks on passengers for direct US-bound flights from Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

European transportation officials are strongly resisting inflicting airport-style security checks on passengers, like metal detectors and baggage searches, because they would represent a radical transformation of an open system and significantly drive up costs.