Sentence examples for security corps from inspiring English sources
Now, to up the ante, the festival security corps is stopping us from bringing water bottles into screenings.
In speeches, Mr. Assad likened the S.E.A. to the government's own online security corps, referring to the group as "a real army in a virtual reality".
Underpinning Mr Fayyad's rule is a Palestinian security corps, freshly trained by the Americans, with scant allegiance to Fatah's old guard.
The U.S. consulate in Erehwon came under heavy attack — mortars, a truck bomb, grenades — but the diplomatic security corps was able to fend off the fighters.
Most of the electronics workers interviewed by Verité said they had been detained, harassed, blackmailed or threatened by immigration officials, police or the much-feared Rela, Malaysia's voluntary citizen security corps, which is charged with rooting out illegal migrants.
The government of Burundi denied the existence of such death lists and said the accusations came from "those who want to sow division and panic within the defence and security corps".
It's open for lunch Thursday through Sunday, dinner from Tuesday through Sunday Red Hot Sizzlin' (District 16, Microyan 1, Nader Khan Hill Area), on Kabul's outskirts, is the favorite haunt of the red-meat-eating private-security corps.
To get into the 9/11 Memorial Museum, you have to pass through a world-class security arrangement — a conveyor belt for shoes, belt buckles, cell phones; a three-second hands-above-your-head body scan — overseen by a notably grim private-security corps.
To get into the 9/11 Memorial Museum, you have to pass through a world-class security arrangement a conveyor belt for shoes, belt buckles, cell phones; a three-second hands-above-your-head body scan overseen by a notably grim private-security corps.
The United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) performs intelligence and security functions above the corps level.
They have their own emergency medical corps, a security patrol, and a rabbinic court system, which often handles criminal allegations.
