Sentence examples for concerns of securities from inspiring English sources

Citigroup, the financial services company, rose 58 cents, to $37.08, after it said it would separate its stock research unit from its investment banking operation to address the concerns of securities regulators who are looking into possible conflicts of interest.

Garrido's secret was finally uncovered due to the concerns of security staff at the University of California's Berkeley campus.

And he believed that this direct experience gave him the right to speak with authority on the most urgent concerns of security for the British Empire, both inside Parliament and out.

Mr. Allawi brushed off criticism that the closing boded badly for freedom of the news media in Iraq, saying that the network's coverage of kidnappings encouraged terrorists and that immediate concerns of security for Iraqis were much more important.

However, the generation of city data at a remote location and then transmitting it to central city servers for analysis purpose raises the concerns of security and privacy.

The meeting also offered an opportunity to understand how the biggest biometrics database on earth is functioning, and dealing with concerns of security and privacy.

A key concern of security officials was allayed last week when the Palestinian police, acting on a tip from the Israelis, captured two Islamic fundamentalist terror suspects with 88 pounds of explosives.

For many years, it was Afghanistan and Pakistan – the latter dubbed "the world's most dangerous place" by a US magazine in 2007 – that were the primary concern of security and law-enforcement agencies around the world.

Because the attackers may release some false news, the work [13] pointed out that the concern of security and privacy needs to be taken into consideration.

Security concerns Lack of security is a significant concern for both Afghan citizens and humanitarian workers.

–Litvinenko's poisoning using a highly toxic and radioactive substance has raised concerns of public security in the United Kingdom.