Sentence examples for drastic security from inspiring English sources

Dick Pound, a senior I.O.C. member from Canada, said he did not expect drastic security changes for Salt Lake City.

Iraqi officials announced drastic security measures for the coming elections, including plans to park bulldozers and ambulances in front of polling stations.

10 Iraqi officials announced drastic security measures for the elections, including a travel ban between cities and pedestrians only allowed within blocks of polling places.

The former Metropolitan police commissioner, Lord Stevens, said the latest drastic security measures would not have been taken unless there was an "absolute need".

The burn-up is the most drastic security measure on the device, but there are other security features as well, including a fingerprint identity function that's aligned with a thermal sensor.

Indian security forces often keep separatists away from large gatherings for fear that they'll use them as forums to criticize the Indian government and call for the repeal of drastic security laws, demilitarization and the independence of Kashmir.

Since it determines state pensions and the pension system already has a deficit equal to 4% of GDP, this would be unaffordable without a drastic social-security reform something Lula's advisers admit will be tough.The markets would be likely to test a Lula government in its first year, obliging it to keep interest rates high, constraining growth.

The army has said that Kashmir isn't ready for any drastic dilution of security.

There is a risk that increased US pressure on Pakistan to crack down on militants will be interpreted as a promotion of Indian goals.This risk is absolutely pivotal, for it has potentially drastic consequences for security in the region.

Mr. Obama has steadily withdrawn troops from Iraq since taking office — to fewer than 50,000 now from more than 140,000 in January 2009 — without the drastic deterioration of security that many predicted along the way.

The NBC News report is likely to generate fury over the way the White House is conducted because it suggests a drastic reduction in security standards in order to benefit members of Trump's entourage.