Sentence examples for large security measures from inspiring English sources

The theft occurred despite "large security measures", including 80 security guards, the jeweller said.

It added that the theft occurred "despite the large security measures set in place: over 80 security guards plus police".

The result is that large parts of my country look something like the border between North and South Korea, with heavy security measures in place to keep the American President from harm.

As France struggles to cope with the aftermath of the killing of Father Jacques Hamel in his church near Rouen, barely 24 hours after Germany had experienced its fourth assault in a single week, the sentiment is growing that life as people have known it is unravelling; and that the new normal may resemble a mixture of unpredictable, hidden dangers and a rush to large-scale security measures.

He described preventing young people from turning to terror in the first place as an "even larger imperative" than security measures and emphasized the importance of "building trust between the authorities and the public, and enabling those who are critical of official policies to find a means of voicing their dissent peacefully, through participation in a political process".

Over the last decade, increased security measures at large commercial airports have spurred a market for frequent fliers looking for an easier way to travel but unable to afford their own plane or a jet-sharing service like NetJets.

And the truth is they often specifically target small businesses because they don't have the time, attention or funds to provide the same security measures as large companies, making them easier to infiltrate.

I know security is tight, but do we nature-loving New Yorkers have to wait until peace breaks out? A. Regrettably, the gardens are still "closed to the public at large as a security measure," according to a spokeswoman for the organization.

The growing interest in large-scale events additionally requires increased security measures and new security concepts that are tailored to the large amount of people.

Age, ethnicity and education differences in security perceptions should be taken in account to provide clear messaging and to effectively explain how any security measures would prevent large-scale attacks, how access to records would be monitored, but also what privacy risks cannot be adequately addressed, such as the potential for patient re-identification.

Administration officials said some large airports had stepped up anti-missile security measures long before the federal inspectors arrived.