Sentence examples for security directives from inspiring English sources

Both men spoke on condition of anonymity, because, they said, they were not supposed to talk about security directives.

Ms. Collins said, "My understanding is T.S.A. issued security directives recently to airports, airline carriers, T.S.A. screeners and foreign governments advising them to take added screening precautions and to be on the lookout for indicators of surgically implanted explosives".

But several subway workers said that it was only after Sept. 11, 2001, when the city issued strong security directives for its own employees, that the workers became fully aware of the way subcontractors were supervised.

The government has issued a number of security directives, limiting carry-on luggage, banning all cutting devices and increasing the number of passengers whose checked bags must be searched or X-rayed.

And it should come as no surprise to you when this new measure joins the never-ending parade of blanket security directives that may actually make us less safe.

The Complaints A History Of Discrimination The new security directives do not explicitly mention Asian-Americans or any other group; moreover, Mr. Richardson accompanied the directives with a warning that they should not be seen as an excuse to question the "loyalty and patriotism" of Asian-Americans as a group.

The security directive ordered extra measures after a Christmas Day attack on a Detroit-bound airliner.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation Security Administration on Thursday dropped the subpoenas it had issued to two Internet writers in its effort to learn who leaked an airline security directive.

Special agents from the agency served subpoenas to two bloggers who write about travel, Steve Frischling and Chris Elliott, demanding that they reveal who leaked the security directive to them.

The intelligence was good enough to warrant the dissemination of an F.A.A. Security Directive, and the C.I.A., working with German police, planned a series of successful preëmptive raids.

"To get the airlines to react, you have to send a Security Directive" — a high-priority message that, under F.A.A. regulations, mandates an immediate response.