Sentence examples for guards to address from inspiring English sources

Qualcomm, which makes chip sets for cellphones, temporarily provided the guards to "address a potential threat" to the two men, according to the company's latest proxy statement.

#Egypt — Karl Sharro (@KarlreMarks) 23 Nov 12 Large numbers of protesters also gathered outside the presidential palace to support Mr. Morsi, who emerged from the building, flanked by security guards, to address the crowd.

Furthermore, even during school travel times, it appears that there are insufficient numbers of guards to address the scope of the child pedestrian problem, as the vast majority of school travel time PMVCs occurred outside the vicinity of a school crossing guard location.

Afterward, Brodeur remained just as guarded, unwilling to address the news media, standing instead with family and friends.

"Comrade president", the head of the presidential guard seemed to address both, as they stood shoulder to shoulder.The inauguration took place at midday on May 7th.

He was surrounded by a large security detail as he came into the heavily guarded passageway to address the conference.

The only ideas that have been offered by the MGEU include better training for guards and the need to address "chronic overcrowding" by expanding prisons (instead, as Doucet points out, of granting bail to more people).

But in order for this to happen in the financial industry, there would need to be collaboration between regulators, industry incumbents, and the new-guard of technology startups to address some of the more onerous regulations and potential solutions.

USA Gymnastics released a statement to IndyStar saying, "USA Gymnastics is proud of the work it has done to address and guard against child sexual abuse".

Easley is suing the Prince George's County Board of Education in Federal Court after the school's assistant principal allegedly failed to address the security guard, Ulysses Lee, regarding taking money from students for personal use.

Initially, the prisoners were kept in solitary confinement for all but half an hour a day, and were not permitted to address each other or their guards.