Sentence examples for security consultations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu convened security consultations after the bus explosion, which he called a "terror attack in Bulgaria".

On Friday, Mr. Rumsfeld is to attend security consultations in Seoul, South Korea, where command arrangements for the joint United States-South Korean force are expected to be discussed.

Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who sent a message on Sunday to the Palestinian leadership demanding that it restore calm in the West Bank, held security consultations on the matter on Monday, according to a statement from his office.

Adding to the sense of heightened alert in Israel were reports of feverish security consultations in recent days between Israel's political and security chiefs and the deployment of at least one Iron Dome antirocket missile defense battery in northern Israel.

But it came after days of intense security consultations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the possible movement of chemical and other weapons around Syria, and warnings that Jerusalem would take action to thwart any possible transfers to Hezbollah.

JERUSALEM — At least one Iron Dome missile defense battery was deployed Sunday in northern Israel amid reports of intense security consultations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Syria and the possibility of chemical weapons falling into the hands of Islamist rebels or being transferred to the militant group Hezbollah.

They took Martinez's boxing money and started a security consultation company.

In remarks to reporters Monday during a state visit to the Marshall Islands, President Chen called for the creation of "a military and security consultation mechanism as soon as possible," according to the state-owned Central News Agency here.

This third-party security consultation incurs costs of additional signaling overheads and adds some delay to the total HOL.

The New Yorker, January 9 , 1989P. 22 Talk story about Stephen D'Andrilli and his security-consultation company, Guardian Group International, with offices near City Hall.

By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, January 9 , 1989P. 22 Talk story about Stephen D'Andrilli and his security-consultation company, Guardian Group International, with offices near City Hall.