Sentence examples for handle security issues from inspiring English sources

Mohammed, a talkative man of about sixty, told me that people with such backgrounds often work at big mosques, because they know how to handle security issues.

Concerning the methodological aspects, several studies have proposed to adapt classical frameworks (developed to cope with model uncertainties and fault diagnosis) to handle security issues in networked-control systems.

"I always have confidence in Chicago being able to handle security issues," Obama said Tuesday, according to Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times.

Nowadays, the Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems take on great relevance in handling security issues for critical infrastructures as Internet Service Providers.

Mrs. Clinton responded that Mr. Blumenthal was "a friend of mine," but that it had been proper to leave questions about the provision of security in Benghazi to the State Department officials who regularly handled security issues.

PAGE A6 TOP INDIA PARTY FARES WELL AT POLLS Despite criticism of the way it handled security issues, India's governing Congress Party performed surprisingly well in recent state elections that are seen as a bellwether for national elections next spring.

Although there were 14 candidates standing in the March 28 presidential election, the real contest was seen as being between Jonathan, once again the PDP candidate, and Buhari, the former military head of state (1984 85) who was the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate and enjoyed a reputation as being tough on corruption and adept at handling security issues.

These strategies include water harvesting technologies, restocking and destocking, irrigation, handling security issues, planting of trees and offering employment.

On November 12, the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously on a resolution condemning the violence and human rights violations, while agreeing to deploy a team to look at options for handling security issues.

He was asked how the agency handled security issues with complaints that foreign correspondents were often equipped with heavy-duty flak jackets and helmets whereas local staffers were not.

He repeatedly declared that he was ready to handle national security issues, without being challenged.