Sentence examples for roadside security from inspiring English sources

Initially being applied to roadside security — such as stopping car bombs or drugs smuggling — UVeye's tech claims to be able to analyse any vehicle from underneath to identify and detect threats that would otherwise be concealed to the human eye, even as it is moving, up to 28 MPH, apparently.

The roadside security, however, is not a precaution against prowling crocs, some of whom are believed to still be at large.

In Diyala Province, northeast of Baghdad, three Iraqi civilians were killed and five wounded in two separate roadside bombings, security officials said.

In the violent city of Mosul, gunmen killed one civilian and wounded another, and a child was killed by a roadside bomb, Iraqi security officials said.

Hours after that bombing, the police said a roadside bomb struck a security convoy near Mosul, killing two police officers and wounding two others.

At 10am this morning all was quiet at the park, until a young man in red baseball cap sprinted along Elm Street and attempted to pull down several candidates' roadside signs, an unfortunate security official puffing in his wake.

"People are fully occupied staying alive", he says with a sigh.Some of the most useful interviews are the easiest: people in the street, roadside vendors, gardeners and security guards, women running shops, residents from townships who have walked two hours to the centre of town, youths who scrape a living by selling avocados and mangoes on the streets.

But the jihadis have remained defiant and kept up attacks mostly against the security forces using roadside bombs and ambushes.

Six policemen were killed and three wounded on Friday when a roadside bomb exploded near a security checkpoint in Cairo, the interior ministry said.

Atiqullah Amarkhail, a Kabul based military analyst, said the Taliban shelter in people's homes, abduct civilians as human shields and kill more civilians than security forces with roadside bombs.

They face the threats of roadside bombings, the hassles of security checkpoints on their way to school, frequent curfews, the constant presence of American Apache helicopters overhead, and the deterioration of their neighbourhood which becomes rife with assassinations, muggings and kidnappings.