An attempted bombing steps outside Parliament would represent a serious security breach inside one of the capital's most heavily guarded sectors, raising questions about the competence — or complicity — of security forces.
A Right Sector guard informed me that tax money pays the workers' salaries. .
The marine assistance industry took off in 1983 after Congress shifted responsibility for nonemergency calls from the U.S. Coast Guard to the private sector.
This proposal comes at a time when the world — from the U.K. to Germany to India to Korea — is evaluating what kind of guard rails the fintech sector needs.
At issue are new Communist demands that American officials in civilian clothes must show their identification papers to Communist German guards at the sector crossing points between East and West Berlin.
The Imperial Guard and Bernadotte's I Corps were held in reserve while the V Corps under Lannes guarded the northern sector of the battlefield, where the new communication line was located.
During the 1980s the nascent independent sector harried old guard executives for guaranteed access to BBC and ITV airtime.
The aid offered by countries that use the euro was nearly three times the $46 billion in extra capital the International Monetary Fund said was the minimum that the wobbly Spanish banking sector needed to guard against a deepening of the country's economic crisis.
WPP has become, in effect, a special interest mega-firm, with offerings for conservatives and liberals, environmentalists and polluters, gun lovers and gun haters, Tea Party die-hards and public sector unions, old guard media and their high tech competitors – the entire gamut from left to right, top to bottom.
LinkedIn's disruptive impact on the $27 billion recruiting industry can be seen in the stock prices of the job-hunting sector's old guard.
