Sentence examples similar to security steering from inspiring English sources

Then an Australian television comedy crew poked holes in the $250 million security operation, steering a fake Canadian motorcade — complete with an actor dressed up as Osama bin Laden — through two police checkpoints, within shouting distance of the Intercontinental Hotel, where Mr. Bush was staying.

Through extortion and the drug trade, the dons provide security, and by steering contracts and other pork to the neighborhoods, the politicians count on the continued loyalty of voters.

Detective Superintendent Paul Hurley, of South Wales Police, confirmed yesterday that the driver of the vehicle had also assaulted people with a weapon, believed to be a steering-wheel security lock.

Every year, a major corporation with links to the Bilderberg steering committee coordinates security for the event with the police: at Watford in 2013 it was Barclays.

Last year, state regulators received 519 requests from brokers asking to be allowed to move forward with a panel's expungement recommendation, up from 110 in 2009, according to Melanie Senter Lubin, the Maryland securities commissioner and chairwoman of the broker records steering committee for the North American Securities Administrators Association, a group of state securities regulators.

Development work, testing and security policies were overseen by a small steering group of clinicians and IT professionals.

Most political consultants advise steering clear of the whole conversation: messing with Social Security and Medicare, they calculate, never wins votes — something Wisconsin Democrats have instantly homed in on.

Combination motorcycle security systems feature a locking mechanism that immobilizes the vehicle's steering column and sounds an alarm if it's moved or touched.

But there's another side to the popular narrative about Dimon the Good and how he outperformed his peers by steering clear of things like subprime-backed mortgage securities.

In fact, for two kibbutzim -- the farming collectives that were central to early Israeli statehood -- the soy business has been a savior of sorts, steering them from their socialist roots to capitalism, and providing financial security in the process.

He is a steering chair of AS E/IEEE International Conference on Social Computing (SocialCom), ASE/IEEE International Conference on Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust (PASSAT), and ASE/IEEE International Conference on BioMedical Computing (BioMedCom).