Sentence examples for securing checkpoints from inspiring English sources

(Those "ghost" soldiers, so good at funneling money to their creators, turn out to be bad indeed at securing checkpoints). .

A Transportation Security Administration spokeswoman said that once travelers passed beyond secure checkpoint areas into public areas they were not allowed to return.

In response, Ellen Howe, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration, said, "A calmer checkpoint is a more secure checkpoint, because it allows the bad guy to stand out, and we rely a lot on behavior detection".

Bronco's headquarters, which sit behind a phalanx of shadowy Italian cypresses, past a secure checkpoint, are in Ceres, an agricultural town on the outskirts of Modesto, in the Central Valley — a term that Franzia finds derogatory, as it fails to acknowledge the geological diversity contained within the valley.

The Transportation Security Administration announced last week that liquids and gels purchased in secure areas of airports — that is, items purchased in airport stores beyond security checkpoints — are now allowed on planes.

Security checkpoints are common, and also efficient.

A new federal initiative called Secure Flight requires that the name on the ID you use at the airport security checkpoint precisely match the name on your airline ticket.

Most court buildings have a security checkpoint.

And FSA checkpoints secured the entry and exit points of most towns.

The new guidelines spell out various levels of fines for prohibited items discovered at checkpoints, within secure airport areas, or on board aircraft.

In this case it was a shame that the exclusion zone was not better secured; there were no checkpoints or barriers to enforce the authorities' warning.