Sentence examples for package of security from inspiring English sources

[C4.] I.B.M. in Venture With Kroll I.B.M. plans to announce today that its Global Services arm will jointly market a package of security services with Kroll.

The United States continues to haggle with Mr. Netanyahu over a package of security guarantees in return for a one-time 60-day extension of the freeze, Israeli and American officials said.

In return, the Obama administration has offered Israel a package of security incentives and fighter jets worth $3 billion that would be contingent on the signing of a peace agreement, the official said.

Russia's leadership is notoriously paranoid about perceived foreign meddling, and the conventional package of security measures that comes as standard with any major modern event in any country was augmented by a heightened interest in clandestine surveillance.

It's time for a new approach to Iran, one that replaces America's failed sanctions policy with a package of security guarantees and economic incentives in exchange for international cooperation with its civilian nuclear programme.

I.B.M. plans to announce today that its Global Services arm will jointly market a package of security services with Kroll, a New York company that specializes in the protection of corporate assets.

Under the exchange offer, certain bondholders scheduled to be repaid this year and next are being asked to accept a motley package of securities, including new debt secured by some European assets, in place of their current bonds.

The average pay package of securities industry employees in New York State was $362,950, up 16.6 percent over the last two years.

Included is a package of securities valued at 3.3 billion euros ($4.9 billion) that IKB had in the American housing market.

One of the major banks in the country, Bancomer, had been nationalized and forced to divest some of its holdings, and Slim acquired a package of securities.

The High & Low Finance column on Friday, about some commercial real estate loans that lost more than 100 percent of their value, referred imprecisely to a package of securities that the American International Group offered to buy back earlier this year from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.