Sentence examples for deliver a security from inspiring English sources
A Met spokesman said: "London's police, the MPS, City of London and British Transport Police are working together to deliver a security operation for Baroness Thatcher's funeral.
"We need to have a marketplace where when a dealer says, 'I will deliver a security,' he will deliver the security," he said.
Counter-terrorism will dominate the parliamentary agenda this week with the prime minister Tony Abbott to deliver a "security statement" to the lower house on Monday as politicians return to Canberra ahead of a sitting fortnight.
The Second Circuit court adopted similar reasoning used by another federal appellate court to rule that a transaction was domestic and therefore not barred by the Morrison ruling when "the purchaser incurred irrevocable liability within the United States to take and pay for a security or that the seller incurred irrevocable liability within the United States to deliver a security".
The cloud provider can deliver a security service to overcome this issue.
"DataGravity's data discovery and classification capabilities support HyTrust's mission to deliver a security policy framework that provides customers with full visibility, insight and enforcement of policy across workloads.
To understand the tasks involved, it helps to realize that the task of reassigning and delivering a security consists of several rather complex steps that must be verifiable and traceable at the lowest possible cost.
The chief of the defence staff, General Sir Nick Houghton, said: "Over 13 years of operations in Afghanistan, thousands of men and women from all of our armed forces have played a hugely significant role in delivering a security legacy for the people of Afghanistan.
The Chief of the Defence Staff, Gen Sir Nick Houghton, said the UK's armed forces had "played a hugely significant role in delivering a security legacy for the people of Afghanistan".
Abbott will deliver a national security statement on Monday, that he said would detail what the government was doing to ensure Australians were safe abroad and at home.
Or force Google to deliver a malicious security update to your web browser which actually spied on you and transmitted your passwords and other sensitive information back to the FBI? Sound like something from a dystopian sci-fi movie?
