Sentence examples for scrutiny of security from inspiring English sources

A century ago, Mary Richardson lurked in Trafalgar Square's National Gallery, avoiding the scrutiny of security guards.

Leading opposition members called for stronger government reaction against far-right extremists, who many say have slipped away from the scrutiny of security officials who are concentrated on threats from Islamists and the left spectrum.

The killing comes amid sharp American scrutiny of security at foreign diplomatic posts in the wake of the militant assault one month ago on the United States Mission in Benghazi, Libya, which killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other diplomatic personnel members.

ENRON'S true success may have been the ease with which it avoided scrutiny of securities regulators.

He said the government is looking to strengthen the accountability and scrutiny of all security agencies, including CBSA, during upcoming consultation on the national security framework.

The Intelligence and Security Committee is perfectly capable of normal scrutiny of the security services.

She also argued it was deeply flawed and unjust because it will limit public scrutiny of the security services.

The administration welcomed scrutiny of the security of American embassies, Joshua Earnest, the White House deputy press secretary, said to reporters on Sunday, insisting that the safety of diplomats was a top priority for Mr. Obama.

Mohammed Emwazi, the Islamic State (Isis) extremist behind the beheading of western hostages, was able to flee Britain and the scrutiny of the security services, despite being a member of a terror cell that was known to have links to the failed 21/7 attacks on London in 2005, the Observer can reveal.

The Intercept report, by former Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald, Murtaza Hussain and Josh Meyer, suggested a persistent counter-terrorism atmosphere in which the mixture of Muslim heritage or faith and political activism attracted the scrutiny of US security agencies, despite first amendment protections.

She declined to answer the question of whether she had personally signed off the G4S recruitment schedule but instead confirmed that her department was "leaving nothing to chance" and had put in place "effective and robust scrutiny" of the security plans for the 100 different venues.