Sentence examples for further security measure from inspiring English sources

As a further security measure, Fifa said Kosovo "may not display national symbols (flags, emblems, etc) or play national anthems" at these matches.

Could the Commons introduce further security measures to protect MPs' correspondence?

It also granted Russia a loosely defined permission to take further security measures while waiting for international monitors.

Dixons said it had put further security measures in place to prevent future cyber-attacks after the breach, which was one of the biggest data breaches at a single firm.

Further security measures include the use of a single sheet of paper for the personal details page through to the page adjoined to the back cover to prevent the passport from being tampered with.

The bombings prompted Mr Putin to order further security measures and personally inspect Olympic sites.

The bombings prompted President Vladimir Putin to order further security measures and personally inspect Olympic sites.

But the biometric verification can only be used for in-store purchases: online and other so-called "card not present" transactions will still require further security measures.

They leverage the platform to identify suspicious patterns, then they can open a Sisense dashboard that lets them query terabyte-scale datasets, investigate a potential attack and drill into the data to see whether further security measures are necessary.

They leverage the platform to identify suspicious patterns, then they can open a Sisense dashboard that lets them query terabyte-scale datasets, investigate a potential attack and drill into the data to see whether further security measures are necessary.

Since most admitted knowing colleagues who were assaulted or having been assaulted themselves during the highly emotional moments that medical emergencies provoke, the addition of further security measures for workers in the hospitals, especially within the public sector hospitals, would allow physicians to feel safer committing more time to emergency sections, such as taking night shifts.