Sentence examples for organising security from inspiring English sources

He was involved in organising security for the London Olympic Games.

Among Sanchez's other tasks were writing down and summarising Castro's diary entries and organising security on his trips abroad.

The New South Wales police commissioner, Andrew Scipione, said those organising security at the AFL and NRL grand finals had taken the events of Friday into consideration.

At MI5, which he joined in 1993 from the private sector, Fleming focused on Northern Ireland, counter-terrorism and cybersecurity, and he was involved in organising security for the 2012 London Olympics.

He established the security regime at Lod – now Ben Gurion International – airport, and in the early 50s was given responsibility for organising security at Israel's embassies around the world.

Sir William Beveridge said that: "The state, in organising security, should not stifle incentive, opportunity, responsibility; in establishing a national minimum, it should leave room and encouragement for voluntary action by each individual to provide more than that minimum for himself and his family".

But in response to the Islamic State incursion, Assyrians have organised security forces tasked with defending their ancestral homelands in northern Iraq and securing the repopulation of the Nineveh Plains and other territories in coordination with other moderate Kurdish and Iraqi forces who have already secured western backing.

Days before the launch of the new Zero-X, International Rescue agrees to a request to organise security in view of the possibility of another sabotage threat.

A relative newcomer on the French far-right scene, Sauvons Calais consists of about a dozen core members and had so far only taken part in small protests outside migrant squats, or organised "security patrols" around the town.

Locog, the Games' organiser, has been responsible for organising the security of venues but it in effect answerable to the home secretary because of her national responsibilities for making sure that the UK remains safe.

He spent the 2012 Olympics as one of the senior officers lauded for organising the security operation.