Sentence examples for municipalities security from inspiring English sources

And Elerts is offering a management console for municipalities, security firms and universities to receive the reports and disseminate warnings and instructions, like a map with the best evacuation route.

'A Nightmare' Haverford Township, which includes Ardmore, has asked for police help from about 85 surrounding towns and municipalities, a security force that will swell to several hundred officers, including the F.B.I., the Department of Homeland Security and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.

Figure 6 Municipalities with Security Pacts.

Figure 15 Percentage of municipalities with Security Pacts and quality of life index by area.

Figure 14 Percentage of municipalities with Security Pacts and GDP per capita PPS by geographical area.

To start, Mr. Zakhary and his counterparts suggested a call to the local police department, because many municipalities offer free security assessments to residents.

The authority's Night Light program offers special rates for businesses and municipalities that install security lighting and promotes greater use of nighttime lights.

In this research, we propose to construct an ISAM with detailed institutional sectors including local governments, or local agencies of central government, prefectures, municipalities, and social security funds—in each region.

The empirical evidence shows that a high level of income (GDP per capita, PPS) is connected to the highest percentages of municipalities signing a security pact during the period under consideration.

This is a result of the fact that 45% of the municipalities involved in Security Pacts are small and very small-sized municipalities (see Figures 3 and 4), where the so-called civic lists or independent groups are widespread, as well as the personal parties, which may not be labelled as either left-wing or right-wing.

Mr. Baker, who has worked 15 years in the S.E.C.'s enforcement division, led government efforts in 2000 to settle the so-called yield-burning cases that ended with 21 securities firms paying $195 million for overcharging municipalities buying Treasury securities.