Sentence examples for security venue from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Friday a number of them had attempted to gain entry to the high security venue where the major events are held and Klaus Schwab, the septuagenarian who founded the WEF, has offered to meet them on Saturday.

First, there are essentially three buckets of money that are used to host the Olympics: operations costs, including security; venue construction or renovation costs; and infrastructure costs.

In Singapore, Kim Chang Son, another of Kim Jong Un's top aides, met with Joe Hagin, a deputy White House chief of staff, earlier in the week to iron out the logistics of a potential meeting, including security, venue spaces and transportation, reported The Washington Post.

Security and venue staff quickly removed the banner while four people were evicted from the ground and issued with banning notices.

In addition to the £553m bill for security in venues, there is £600m within the Olympic budget for police provision outside the venues.

A need for extra security at venues was not the reason for the modest presence of Israeli art outside Israel.

He said he expected the number of police officers needed to fill the gap would reduce in the coming days and there had been no request "at this stage" for officers to provide security at venues.

Before this week's vote, the I.O.C.'s executive board evaluated each candidate city based on its technical abilities to host the Games, looking at 11 categories that included general infrastructure, safety and security, sports venues, Olympic village and transportation.

Locog, the Games' organiser, has been responsible for organising the security of venues but it in effect answerable to the home secretary because of her national responsibilities for making sure that the UK remains safe.

A cynic might suggest that hosting one of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) four-yearly orgies of spending on transport, security and venues would have emptied Detroit's coffers even sooner, but that is not a view you hear so often in these post-London 2012 days.

"There has been a tremendous amount of advance planning in areas like venue security, air-space security, training of local law enforcement agencies.