Sentence examples for restrictive security from inspiring English sources

Aid organisations were having trouble getting in, hampered by restrictive security procedures, he told me in 2013.

While restrictive security policies may seem to be a valid strategy, they impede productivity, hamper innovation, and frustrate users.

"I always thought it was funny that Freedom Tower was almost certain to have some of the most restrictive security in the city," said a respondent signed Dave.

Paul, where local officials were hoping to avoid complaints, heard in 2004 after the Democratic convention in Boston and the Republican convention in New York, that restrictive security arrangements had nearly locked down the convention sites.

It has used the pretext of an alleged terrorist threat to impose a restrictive security cordon on the city and curtail visas even for harmless businessmen.The intense international scrutiny may have moderated the response of the security forces for a brief period at the beginning of the riots in Tibet in March.

In doing so, Palestinians are asked to implicitly endorse the very abnormal and restrictive security conditions under which they live within the borders of Palestine as ordinary and typical to forward peacebuilding efforts.

In the Oslo process, an international donor-mechanism was established to assist the Palestinian public sector, but the Palestinian economy was severely burdened by restrictive Israeli security measures.

This socioeconomic balancing act remained in place, though, pitting the popularity of progressive social legislation against the difficulties of high taxes, restrictive social security demands on employers, and precarious funding for health and welfare projects.

The battle between scientific openness and the governmental vision of secrecy has continued in this same basic form up to the present, a case in point being the outrage among some scientists at the federal labs over polygraph testing and restrictive new security rules put in place after the recent investigation of Wen Ho Lee, a Los Alamos scientist suspected of spying for the Chinese.

The skyways of America reopened to travelers with limited flights and restrictive new security measures yesterday as a worldwide investigation chased thousands of leads, identified 18 hijackers and made other substantial progress in unraveling the mysteries of the worst terrorist attack in the nation's history.

Secure services are required to detain mentally disordered offenders in the least restrictive level of security [ 11, 29– 32] while also managing the risk they pose.