Sentence examples for greater security measures from inspiring English sources

Do I think there are greater security measures in place?

There will be calls for greater security measures to protect them, and, no doubt, greater restrictions on their movements as well.

Deputy Inspector Gregory T. Antonsen, the commander of the Police Department's Identity Theft Squad, said that law enforcement had been urging the business community to take greater security measures.

Their goal -- part of a program to wear us down, mentally and financially -- was simply to panic us enough to get us spending more and more time and money on ever greater security measures at home and military ventures abroad.

Urumqi remained paralyzed Friday as Han protesters continued to rally in parts of the city to call for greater security measures, forcing the government to close schools, offices and shops to keep people off the streets and to block traffic from the city center.

(The reality, he added, is that the glass is bulletproof, and all of the synagogues have state-of-the-art alarm and surveillance systems. Indeed, in some instances, he said, the German government has insisted on greater security measures than the congregants requested).

Better waterfront access, and greater security and public safety measures.

Therefore mechanisms need to be put in place to provide greater access to effective security measures amongst certain socio-economic groups.

Hollande also proposed expanded security measures and greater cooperation with the U.S. and Russian forces already conducting military campaigns against ISIL.

The Times reports that standard fees range from $5,000 to $50,000, and that many public figures, including former President Bill Clinton, waive fees, but still cost colleges a great deal due to increased security measures.

An executive order issued by the White House this afternoon says the government will put the most dangerous of the 82 items currently on the select agent list into a high-risk category and require tougher security measures such as greater physical security and more rigorous screening for researchers working with those agents.