Sentence examples for conditions of security from inspiring English sources

"Faced with an event this big... which must take place in conditions of security and which at the same time should be a celebration.... we have to ensure security," he told France Info radio.

South Korea does not have the same conditions of security that come from being a country of high mountain ridges like Switzerland or, for that matter, Norway and Scotland, in an increasingly pacific-minded European continent.

It vows that Italian troops will be withdrawn from Iraq, but in accordance with a "technically necessary" timetable that guarantees "conditions of security"—a position little different from the government's.

"It is the evident desire of everyone that this situation now be normalized as quickly as possible with the active participation of the international community and, in particular, the United Nations organization, in order to ensure a speedy return of Iraq's sovereignty, in conditions of security for all its people," the pope said.

All the fundamental conditions of security [31] on the IMS-AKA protocol are also attained in our protocol, including anonymity and untraceability.

With the 5S methodology implementation, the school laboratories have become industrial laboratories; they have been adapted to the conditions of security and organization that are usually found in the metalworking industry.

Furthermore, what influence can pactional instruments have in improving the condition of security perceived by citizens, without at the same time weakening the actual decision-making capacities to prevent crime?

The adapted Chicago form obtains information about the neighborhood generally (e.g., noise, dust, street) as well as information about the two block faces of the street of each research respondent (e.g., housing conditions, presence of security measures, presence of commercial property).

"Because of the significant risk to the safety of others," he said, "it's necessary that that treatment is continued in conditions of high security".

They wrote: "The future ability of the United States to maintain the conditions of its security will depend as much on its moral authority, diplomatic skills and economic assets as on its military capabilities".

As the construction work got under way, the tapestries were rolled up and moved, in an unmarked vehicle and under conditions of high security, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which owns the Cloisters.