Sentence examples for questions for security from inspiring English sources

The fact that a man whose terrorist leanings were known to German spy agencies had dropped off their radar before the attack and managed to evade police while travelling at least 1,000 miles around the continent in spite of a European arrest warrant raised difficult questions for security agencies and politicians across Europe.

When asked about the size of the police fleet, Sgt. Thomas Horvath, a spokesman, said: "We won't answer that question for security reasons.

One question for security forces will be whether he made contact with any of the radical cells which have made Nice their home in recent years.

The murder raised questions for the security services, who had had both men on their radar.

Those connections raise questions for UK security services about whether current methods of tracking the movements and intentions of known extremists are effective.

The murder raises questions for the security services; the killers had been known to MI5 and the police for eight years, but had been assessed as peripheral figures and thus were not subjected to a full-scale investigation.

The Staff Council concerns itself primarily with contracts and hiring and promotion practices, but has in the past addressed questions of security for the staff in Iraq.

Questions of security clearance for White House staff members were raised after the resignation of staff secretary Rob Porter, who was accused by his two ex-wives of mental, emotional and physical abuse.

Ultimately, Muslim fundamentalism is not a question of security for westerners, says Bennoune, but a more basic question of human rights for hundreds of millions of people who live in Muslim-majority countries.

Former MI6 director of global counter-terrorism Mr Barrett told the BBC News Channel it was "out of the question" for the security services to follow all of the Britons who had fought in Syria if and when they returned.

The question of costs for security in the terrorism cases has been circulating for weeks.