Sentence examples for fresh security from inspiring English sources

More than 2,400 pilgrims were crushed to death in 2015, and some fear a repeat despite fresh security measures for the hajj, which begins on Friday and lasts five days.

In a day of farce – an Indian government minister dismissed the collapse of the bridge as a "minor hiccup" – England, Scotland, New Zealand and Canada, condemned conditions at the athletes' village and said that their athletes and officials would have to be accommodated in hotels until the apartment blocks were brought up to scratch, raising fresh security concerns.

MOSCOW -- The bodies of six slain men were found in four cars in the Stavropol region of southern Russia, officials said Thursday, triggering an anti-terrorism alert and raising fresh security concerns in the run-up to the Winter Olympics in Sochi.

Supply concerns lingered Tuesday as the Treasury kicked off a week that will bring $98.0 billion in fresh securities to the market.

The push to Igoeti opened a new security vacuum between Gori and here, creating fresh targets for these roaming bands.

The increase in Libyan rhetoric came as diplomats intensified their negotiations over a fresh UN security council resolution, tabled by Britain, France and Lebanon, to authorise a no-fly zone.

Britain and France would also press for a fresh UN security council resolution on Friday to unfreeze all Libyan assets, the prime minister said.

He said that both he and former cabinet Secretary Lord Turnbull believed a fresh UN security council resolution was needed to justify the UK taking military action against Saddam Hussein.

Instead, it feels a lot like the West Wing: fresh flowers, security checks, a big photograph of Mr. Bush with day-old stubble at his Texas ranch, an army of well-dressed staff members.

That includes moves by France to draft a fresh UN security council resolution calling for the establishment of a Palestinian state and growing frustration with Israel in both the EU and within the Obama administration in the US.

Jets could take off from French military bases if a no-fly zone is approved in a fresh United Nations security council resolution authorising "all necessary measures short of an occupation force" to protect civilians.