Sentence examples for dangerous posts from inspiring English sources

Dangerous posts are allowed to consider "best value" contracting instead, according to a State Department inspector general's report in February.

Seasoned diplomats and company executives, some of whom have worked in dangerous posts in Africa and Latin America, said threats against school children represented a new level of terror.

Since then, Congress has approved $1.4 billion to carry out the changes, which include hiring hundreds of additional diplomatic security agents and Marine guards at embassies, improving training for employees assigned to dangerous posts, and revamping deployment procedures to increase the number of experienced and well-trained people serving in high-risk posts.

That is why any platform leveraging anonymity will have to have some group of moderators that delete inappropriate and dangerous posts in real time — and then banish those posters from the site forever.

She said he was one of some "really tough people" that the State Department keeps cycling through stressful, dangerous posts.

A 2007 State Department survey said 17percentt of employees who had served in dangerous posts indicated some symptoms similar to those of post-traumatic stress disorder.

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He was regarded as having applied a steady hand in a difficult and dangerous post.

During the Troubles the region was the most dangerous posting in the world for British troops.

And so came a speech that laid out a President's doctrine for navigating the new, dangerous post-9/11 landscape.

And in the Atlantic Division, a dangerous post player looms nearly every night in the form of Brand, Toronto's Chris Bosh or Boston's Kevin Garnett.