Sentence examples for security assistant from inspiring English sources

At the same hearing, Kip Hawley, the Homeland Security assistant secretary who heads the T.S.A., was blunt in saying that the technology to allow Registered Traveler members special security benefits — like not having to remove shoes at Registered Traveler checkpoints — "is not yet there to provide significant screening benefits to R.T. members".

Speaking in Munich on Sunday, Mr. Putin's national security assistant, Sergei B. Ivanov, argued that "restraining the so-called rogue nations -- to use the American terminology -- may be carried out more effectively from the standpoint of both cost and effectiveness by means of a common political effort".

The Met's senior officer in charge of Olympic security, Assistant Commissioner Chris Allison, remains in post and it will now fall to him to ensure there is minimal disruption following Mr Yates's sudden departure.

Anthony Cordesman, an energy expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former national security assistant to McCain, says trying to solve the problem by focusing on supply or demand won't help the U.S. achieve energy independence.

Homeland Security Assistant Attaché Ronald Marcell was asked if his department was looking into the potential impact the leak could have on the national security of the United States.

As a result, everyone who wanted to reach out to the Afghan public for publicity or propaganda jumped into the race, including US forces, the NATO-led International Security Assistant Force (ISAF), the United Nations, al-Qaeda and the Taliban insurgents.

Mr. Kuchma's top security assistants have hampered and delayed the investigation.

Malls and office buildings are also starting to employ the K5 units as security assistants.

Hoover's July 1950 letter was addressed to Sidney W. Souers, who had served as the first director of central intelligence and was then a special national-security assistant to Truman.

He served as executive director of the Orlando-based American Football Coaches Association from 1982 to 1994, creating standardized contracts that improved job security for assistant coaches.

At 1.30pm Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, James Brokenshire, the security minister, Assistant Commissioner Chris Allison of the Metropolitan police and Peter Hendy of Transport for London will be giving a briefing on Olympic security.