Sentence examples for needed security measures from inspiring English sources

The Wells Fargo team explained the highly regulated banking industry can pose many obstacles for young companies, and startups are rarely equipped to handle the large enterprise needs of a bank or lack needed security measures.

Allow the non-violent criminals to participate in this work while remaining prisoners (with needed security measures in place), and use the proceeds the prison gets to pay for college courses".

Blair argues that while the west needs to be ready to take security measures for its protection, such action alone, even military action, "will not deal with the root cause of extremism".

But if McConnell believed the situation on the border was so critical that it needed additional security measures like Trump's wall, he could have pushed for that funding in December, when the Senate passed a short-term government funding bill easily by voice vote.

I'm not saying we don't need strong security measures to protect us from lunatics, but this dragnet surveillance has gone way beyond meeting that need.

While many said they are glad that Wisconsin now requires an identification to vote, they said polls need more security measures.

Gebbeken et al. 2012 argue that since a free democratic society will never accept a surveillance state, we need passive security measures, such as innovative and architecturally attractive buildings and landscape elements.

Tillis indicated on Tuesday that his bill is meant to pass on its own ― he told reporters that although "we need border security measures, it's a different bill going through Congress".

"I understand the need for security measures," she said, "but the guidelines need to be more specific and consistent".

A venue is not responsible for the actions of every person who walks through the door, but they do need to take reasonable security measures".

Most recently, we learned from a foreign news source (perhaps because our own media is now too scared to investigate these things) that even the privacy of law-abiding citizens is not exempt from this constant, insatiable need for "security measures".