Sentence examples for checks on visitors from inspiring English sources

Guards at shopping centres like Westgate only ever performed perfunctory checks on visitors.

The Arizona Corrections Department, Ms. Hamm said, has run perfunctory checks on visitors for years.

If the new treaty includes such a move, Britain will insist on an opt-out.Abolishing checks on visitors coming from EU countries would bring some clear benefits.

On realising the danger, the guide fled in the direction of the nearby parliament building (which has an impressive army presence and security checks on all visitors, unlike the museum).Tunisian special forces rushed to the scene and two suspected gunmen were killed.

It had a security protocol that called for doors to be locked during the day and visitors to be checked on a video monitor inside.

Such 'hyper-vigilant monitoring' includes arriving on the ward unannounced outside visiting hours, questioning other visitors and patients, checking on hygiene around the bed area, seeking internet information on the quality of hospital care, and (surreptitiously) scrutinising charts and nursing notes.

*In another new effort, the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service are pooling resources to create an instant check on foreign visitors through a database that will let Customs officers determine immediately whether an Olympic athlete or official is on a United States watch list.

State correction officials disclosed in November 1979 that they had not run identity checks on Shakur's visitors and that the three men and one woman who assisted in her escape had presented false identification to enter the prison's visitor room, before which they were not searched.

Unfortunately then the St Kitts and Nevis international then earned a yellow card for an apparently pre-meditated body check on the visitor's distinctly nimble goalscorer Adama Traore.

Dr. Ronny Jackson, the Obama family physician, checked on the visitor and determined she needed the stitches.

Security is tight on the vast square that day, with a large uniformed and plainclothes security presence carrying out ID checks on tourists and other visitors.