Sentence examples for network of security from inspiring English sources

Big families formed a co-operative in farming work, and extended family alliances also helped to anchor individuals within a certain network of security, or even power.

In particular, the Pakistani military and the intelligence agencies are concerned that DynCorp is being used by Washington to develop a parallel network of security and intelligence personnel within Pakistan, officials and politicians close to the army said.

The information was cross-checked with law enforcement and commercial databases to provide a profile of the loose network of security personnel around the child in the days before the raid.

The initiative, which dates back to 2005, involves an extensive network of security cameras, licence-plate readers and weapon-detectors which work together to spot threats and deter terrorist surveillance.

Singapore has made an impressive job of smartening up its physical infrastructure, but its network of security cameras could also be used for enforcing rules more objectionable than a ban on chewing gum.

Most were either part of Putin's network of security officials and oligarchs in St Petersburg, or members of the Ozero Dacha Cooperative, a mysterious and extremely rich housing community founded in 1996 on the shore of Lake Komsomolsk near the city.

"We have our travel services on the ground, where we already had networks of security providers, medical providers who are constantly monitoring the situation.

And unlike the formal (and informal) networks of security officials at online financial institutions to track distributed threats, I fear we have little evidence of coordinated responses to privacy threats that correlate identities across social networks.

It's a global war, hitting the developing world hard, says the Pharmaceutical Security Institute, a not-for-profit network of the security divisions of 25 big pharma companies.

Mr. Hussein's Iraq has been the nearest thing in the Middle East to a totalitarian state, controlling every aspect of its citizens' lives through a network of overlapping security agencies for which Mr. Hussein found his template in Stalin's Russia.

Scores of officers, including retired generals, have been interrogated or arrested in connection with the so-called Ergenekon case, named after an alleged shadowy network of rogue security officers, academics, journalists and businessmen.