Sentence examples for security calls from inspiring English sources

And it has the neighbouring communities, which John Pameri, head of security, calls his first line of defence.

"Given today's universal vulnerability to these threats, better security calls for global solidarity," Dr. Chan said in a statement that accompanied the World Health Report 2007, issued in Geneva, where the organization is based.

She wants the United States to withdraw from the United Nations and to privatize Social Security, calls the Department of Education "unconstitutional" and has embraced the Church of Scientology's prison-drug treatment, which focuses on "sauna and massage treatments" for inmates.

Shine Security calls this concept "Entity in Motion".

In the meantime, this is another useful reminder to take more case of what Twitter's head of security calls "password hygiene".

First, don't overreact, especially if you're within striking distance of what Social Security calls the normal retirement age 66 for those born in 1954 or earlier, rising to 67 for those born in 1960 or later.

Until Edward J. Snowden began leaking classified documents last summer, billions of people relied on a more common type of security called Transport Layer Security or Secure Sockets Layer (S.S.L).

Security called the police.

Security called the cops.

"Me and Willie Nelson was working at Harrah's one time, and security called us from downstairs.

The S.E.C. filed its civil suit against Goldman in April, focusing on a single mortgage security called Abacus 2007-ACI.