Sentence examples for picture of security from inspiring English sources

The number of those offences more than doubled to 402,741 from 156,396 and "distort the picture of security in our country", accounting largely for a 4.1% increase overall in all offences recorded by police last year, he said.

The inquiry, which is still being reviewed by the Navy's senior admirals, has painted a critical picture of security aboard the Cole as it pulled into the port of Aden in the hours before the attack, cataloging a series of lapses, according to officials who have been briefed on the findings.

She expected to see pictures of security guards doing their jobs, and she looked forward to getting lots of pictures of "people with tension discernible on their faces".

Separately, new U.S. national intelligence estimates of Afghanistan and Pakistan paint bleak pictures of security conditions inside Afghanistan and of Pakistan's willingness to rout militants on its side of the border, according to several U.S. officials briefed on both reports.

Complete knowledge about 'Who' can access 'What' and 'When', gives a clear picture of the security and protection of CSP's resources/services.

His rhetoric was soaring as he made the 'big picture' arguments of security, economic prosperity and history to explain why he would be putting his "heart and soul" into the campaign to stay in.

Consumers are not going to know what to do and, secondly, if they are relying on Windows Security Center, they are not getting a complete picture of the security posture of their system.

Gillett writes that the general idea behind Chronicle is to eliminate a company's security blind spots and allow businesses to get a better picture of their security posture.

Nadella introduced the concept of the Security graph, a collection of interconnected data, that when analyzed should give you a broader picture of the security state within your organization.

Rick Hind and David Halperin ("Lots of Chemicals, Little Reaction," Op-Ed, Sept. 22) portray a disturbing picture of the security of chemical plants in the United States.

In discussing this most recent intelligence, the officials appeared to present a fuller picture of the security problems than has been provided in previous interviews or other public statements.