Sentence examples for overseas security from inspiring English sources

American and overseas security agencies have intercepted such calls in the past, including calls after Sept. 11.

When he visits China, his overseas security team require decoy cars and metal barricades to hold back the crowds of howling fans.

Representative Peter T. King, the New York Republican who is chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, endorsed the overseas security efforts and said he hoped the department would expand them.

The rapid growth of the private security industry has come about in part because of the shrinkage of the American military: there are simply fewer military personnel available to protect officials, diplomats and bases overseas, security experts say.

"Noms's bid was signed off through the Foreign and Commonwealth Office overseas security and justice assistance process, and was supported by UK Trade and Investment and the British embassy in Riyadh," he said.

In recent years, it has taken steps to accrue national power on a scale that no country has attempted since the Cold War, by increasing its investments in the types of assets that established American authority in the previous century: foreign aid, overseas security, foreign influence, and the most advanced new technologies, such as artificial intelligence.

One firm, ITG Inc. in New York, uses complicated mathematical models to assess the fair value of 26,000 overseas securities.

As a result, a number of multinational corporations headquartered in the United States were forced to seek financing in overseas securities markets for the expanding business of their foreign subsidiaries.

A sharp rise in the currency's value is unwelcome as it could slow the economy by making exports more expensive and eroding returns on overseas securities held by Japanese investors.

That means Ping An, which booked 494.3 billion yuan ($66.7 billion) in total assets at the end of 2006, according to international financial reporting standard, could spend roughly 74.1 billion yuan ($10 billion) on Hong Kong stocks and overseas securities.

Its aim will be to bring together the government's overseas, defence, security and community relations strategies to counter terrorism.