Sentence examples for expedite the security from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hatfield said it would be similar to the Inspass program in that travelers would voluntarily sign up for a card, undergo a background check and possibly submit to some type of biometric scan to expedite the security screening process.

There also was growing resentment that the Transportation Department seemed to be adamantine in its opposition to some form of a so-called trusted-traveler identification card proposed by the airlines to expedite the security check-in process for frequent fliers who undergo background checks.

Though no airlines have called for an all-out ban on carry-on bags, a few, including Northwest and Virgin Atlantic, are urging passengers to check all luggage as a way to expedite the security process instituted by the Transportation Security Administration last week.

That being said, Solve does guarantee each transfer will meet the passenger at the gate or curbside and "expedite the security, immigration, and customs processes".

Mr. Bolten and Clay Johnson, from the Office of Management and Budget, who had worked on the transition when President Bush came to the White House, expedited the security checks and other administrative processes for Barack Obama's nominees.

This is supposed to expedite the traveler through security checks.

In that case, both countries declassified warhead information to expedite the transfer of safety and security information, according to federal nuclear scientists.

(a)  The Secretary of Homeland Security shall expedite the completion and implementation of a biometric entry‑exit tracking system for in-scope travelers to the United States, as recommended by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States.

At the security line, programs like Global Entry expedite the screening process.

"We're really looking at what we can do to expedite the provision of support and capacity-building to the GCC in areas like ballistic missile defence, maritime security, special operations, counter-terrorism capacity, border security," deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters.

The previous Conservative government had resisted calls to expedite the backlog of refugee claims from Syria, largely on the grounds that speeding up those applications posed a national security risk.