Sentence examples for land security from inspiring English sources

At the invitation of Secretary of Transportation Norman Y . Mineta Admiral Bennis then became associate andersecretary for maritime and land security in the new Transportation Security Administration.

In theory, the new policy would grant peasants more land security and lead them to make better use of the small fields that they now manage under 30-year contracts.

Advocates for land reform say the proposed changes would create more asset wealth for farmers and strengthen land security, which would in turn encourage peasants to invest in farming and increase productivity.

"Hand-in-hand with this is the effective protection of soil resilience, biodiversity and freshwater resources," said Alejandro Litovsky, lead author of the report, Land Security Agenda, and founder of the initiative.

The human cargo recently seized at sea indicates to some American and Mexican officials that the flow of illegal immigrants may be beginning a new surge and that the heightened land security may be no more effective as hazard cones on a highway.

In Equatorial Guinea, ExxonMobil, Amerada Hess, Marathon and others made payments to President Teodoro Obiang or his family for land, security and other services, according to a Senate investigation of money-laundering involving Riggs Bank, where some of those payments ended up.

British Land and Land Securities, the commercial property developers, each dropped about 3%.

In a private letter to Land Securities, one of Britain's largest commercial developers, the prince made clear he felt the firm had got its design approach wrong.

It put sell recommendations on Land Securities, down 17p at 684p, Shaftesbury, 9.8p lower at 382.7p, and Derwent London, off 39p at £13.02.

British Land, Land Securities, the Crown Estate and Grosvenor Estates were among the firms who stood to benefit most from Conservative ministers' recent exemption on developers of empty buildings paying for the construction of further affordable housing.

Land Securities, the UK's largest commercial property firm, said it predicted a hard landing for the industry and has sharply reduced the office space it expects to let over the next two years.