Sentence examples for more rigorous security from inspiring English sources

More rigorous security vetting protocols put in place after the Sept. 11 attacks have also contributed to the delays.

The State Department said the higher fees were needed to cover the cost of more rigorous security.

HONG KONG — There is certain to be a demand — any minute now, wait for it — for more rigorous security at American embassies and consulates around the world.

Higher charges were needed to cover administrative costs, including more rigorous security, said Angela Aggeler, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Consular Affairs.

If the third scenario were to be realised, the psychological impact on Israel will be such that any conceivable land-for-peace deal with the Palestinians will have to be accompanied by much more rigorous security arrangements on the ground.

You are comfortable with the increasing number of surveillance cameras lining your streets, the expanding powers given to law enforcement officials to monitor your emails and electronic communications without warrant and you do not have an issue when subjected to more rigorous security checks at rail stations, airports or on public transportation".

Now, scientists have improved the sensitivity of gas detection almost 1000 times over, paving the way for more-rigorous security operations and even a novel way of performing carbon dating.

Quoting an unnamed State Department official, Reuters reported that the additional information would only be requested when the department determines that "such information is required to confirm identity or conduct more rigorous national security vetting".

"Such information is required to confirm identity or conduct more rigorous national security vetting," a State Department official told Reuters.

With marketing that pushes the phone's camera more than its rigorous security features, it's aimed at bringing back some of those kids who defected to the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy series phones, and used WhatsApp.

An executive order issued by the White House this afternoon says the government will put the most dangerous of the 82 items currently on the select agent list into a high-risk category and require tougher security measures such as greater physical security and more rigorous screening for researchers working with those agents.