Sentence examples for security to complete from inspiring English sources

While with virtual currency you can always change your plan, if you're using monetary coupons you first need the correct infrastructure and security to complete what amounts to financial transactions.

In Britain, the delay in opening the inquest has been officially explained as necessary to allow the police and other security agencies to complete their own investigations.

Mr. O'Neill said that he was waiting for the security office to complete its report before notifying the Justice Department, but did not receive it before leaving the C.I.A. himself in August 1997.

And then there's another security clearance to complete the process.

"The participants call for postponement of the elections for six months in order to address the current security situation and to complete the necessary administrative, technical and systematic arrangements," the petition said.

Mike Huckabee, the Republican presidential candidate, released a plan for tougher immigration enforcement and border security yesterday, pledging to complete a border fence between the United States and Mexico by July 2010 and ruling out a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants unless they returned first to their country of origin.

However, Evans became so engrossed in the project that he ultimately devoted several years to writing a comprehensive book on milling technology that included long chapters on the basic principles of physics, hydraulics and mechanics; at times neglecting his family's financial security in order to complete it.

Diaphragms and condoms, which had to be used at the time of intercourse, took their toll on spontaneity and romance and did not offer enough contraceptive security for women seeking to complete their educations and establish careers before starting families.

This means there are not enough securities to be delivered to complete trades.

There were simply not enough securities available to deliver to complete trades.

The smart card is designed to enhance port security by requiring all workers (estimated to be in the region of 750,000) to complete a security threat assessment and carry a biometric (fingerprint) credential before they are allowed unescorted access to secure areas of vessels and maritime facilities.