Sentence examples for security envelope from inspiring English sources

The security envelope around the event, where Israel's top leadership and many senior foreign dignitaries are in attendance, is being managed by the Shin Bet.

Wyman said Washington avoids any funny business with ballots by cross-checking every signature on a security envelope with signatures filed when a voter actually registers.

"So as our troops go out of Iraq, which is the plan, then we have to figure out how do we provide enough of a security envelope for our diplomats and our development experts to do the work that we're now asking them to do".

"Our contribution has to be proportionate to the risks and proportionate to the whole, wider, security envelope," says Mr Grevemberg.

The show also includes the "Security Envelope Grid" work she created from 1987 to 1993.

"My first security envelope collages were small and depicted scenes of dense grasses and flora that echoed the material's use as a camouflage for private and sensitive documents," explains Phillips.

Some communications are less enigmatic, like the phrase "No Drones," which forms the repeating pattern inside security envelopes Ms. Lawler designed and also the catalog's endpapers.

She is less inspired when working in two dimensions, to judge from a series of collages that arrange the patterned interiors of torn-up security envelopes into benign gradations of color.

King, a professor at Santa Barbara, has spent decades collecting things that nobody else would want: food packages and labels (he has about eighteen thousand), illustrations snipped from old dictionaries (seven thousand), linings of "security" envelopes (eight hundred patterns), "the mute, meager, practically valueless object, like a sea-washed spigot, its mouth stoppered by a stone".

In addition to the tremendous array of graphic possibilities offered by security envelopes, they're also a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly art material.

The piece, which appeared in the 1989 Whitney Biennial, consists of blown-up images of the patterns from the inside of security envelopes.