"The stadium perimeter will be reinforced in order to guarantee safe and secure entrance for all ticket holders".
To get there, spectators must hike past Ashe Stadium, through the food and vendor booths and beyond the secured entrance and walk just beyond where spectators exit No. 7 trains.
But the embassy advertises a different chapter of its history: in front of its heavily secured entrance it has placed a small monument to Carl Lutz, a Swiss diplomat who is credited with saving sixty-two thousand Hungarian Jews, through the granting of diplomatic papers and the creation of safe houses protected by the Swiss government; he worked out of the U.S. embassy.
(Starting next March and running through October, the Energy Department plans to open the reactor to the public three days a week, no reservation required, although visitors will have to be screened at a secure entrance to Hanford, as they are now, and escorted to the reactor).
By contrast, HP's executives staff arrives at headquarters in Palo Alto through a secure entrance, surrounded by barbed wire.
Starting in 1901, the school was affiliated with the University of Texas, Baylor, Texas A&M, and Southwestern in order to ensure that graduates could secure entrance to college.
In addition, one staff person is present at all times to oversee the secure entrance into the building.
But it's a park with a difference -- one with berms, moats and other landscaping features to ensure that access to the building is only through secure entrances.
Police have reopened parts of a motorway in south-east England that was closed for 36 hours to ease pressure on lorries headed for Calais, where 1,000 French police remain stationed to secure entrances to the port and Channel tunnel.
Plus, doorman and secure entrances mean owners can shut the doors to their units and depart for months on end.
