He will be charged with having information he knew or believed may be of material assistance in securing the apprehension, prosecution or conviction of another person in the UK for an offence involving the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.
For the educated and financially secure, this causes apprehension enough.
For privacy apprehensions, secure searches over encrypted cloud data have encouraged numerous research works under the single-owner model.
Yet if his death was not counted, his arrest was — it had been added to the agency's anti-terrorism statistics, according to government documents showing he was termed a "collateral" apprehension in Operation Secure Commute, raids seeking visa violators after the London transit bombings.
There is good reason for apprehension.
The security council heaves with apprehension.
Understanding such an important need for a secure and energy-efficient handover and maintaining these apprehensions as the top priority, we introduce an energy-efficient and secure service-oriented architecture to support an effective handover that evades data loss and security concerns.
Stone: Initially there is a lot of apprehension, but marijuana retailers typically become good neighbors, because they are secure and regulated.
According to the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank, border enforcement costs $18 billion a year, more than all other federal criminal-law-enforcement agencies combined.To bolster its argument that the border is secure, Barack Obama's administration points to the drop in apprehensions at or near it (see map).
He not only said that the borders were more secure but also gave figures on the colossal number of illegal immigrant apprehensions during the past near decade to give lie to the insecure border myth.
Sometimes we found apprehension towards consent forms, indicating the abandonment of rights, rather than securing them.
