Sentence examples for control and securing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese authorities have also confirmed that army troops had arrived in Lhasa by March 15, saying their role was limited to traffic control and securing military property.

For practitioner in organisations – especially decision makers – this new focus on intellectual, imaginary forms of control and securing is interesting: Traditional kinds of control come under fire for some time in particular the more organisations are arranged in a modern manner, with advanced views (participative management style, flat hierarchies, self-organized units and so forth).

One of the key objectives in the pre-hospital environment is to control and secure the airway.

It must persuade powerful regional militias to disband or come under central government control and secure thousands of weapons — including shoulder-launched missiles — that have gone missing.

Stadiums and music events were particularly vulnerable due to the high concentrations of people, but music festivals were particularly hard to control and secure because of their larger perimeters, Basu said.

Perhaps it has taken many Americans a thousand days to pay attention to what he has been saying all along -- we will pull our troops out when the Iraqis can control and secure their own destiny.

It sits on top of existing distributed applications and basically helps them talk to each other securely, while also providing logging, telemetry and the necessary policies that keep things under control (and secure).

But a 101 break from Trump ensured a final-frame decider and the world number four led 12-0 befailingiling to pot a tricky black, allowing Fu to take control and secure the win.

Yet, as the Google Apps ecosystem has expanded, and its tools have become integral to the day-to-day operations of millions of businesses, many are looking for better ways to monitor, control and secure end-user access to apps like Google Docs, Sites, and Calendars.

Anaheim got control and secured the division and everybody else is there.

A brief overview of ongoing TRUST research into the monitoring, controlling, and securing of critical infrastructure.