Sentence examples for serious security measures from inspiring English sources

But without serious security measures it could get substantially worse.

It's fitting now that toward the end of his administration, President Obama is kicking off serious security measures that could change the face of the U.S. government, and cybersecurity in general.

Both the police and airline officials declined to say whether the thieves were armed, but the incident has raised serious questions about security measures at the airport, the country's largest.

Stadium staff struggled to deal with a serious failure in security measures at the Maracanã before Chile's match against Spain on Wednesday as around 100 supporters charged through the stadium media centre, causing havoc and damaging walls and equipment.

Violent events, such as the Boston Marathon bombings, leave no question about the serious need for strong security measures.

"John Kerry has not detailed a credible alternative to President Bush's decisive leadership in the war on terror, and his record on defense and security measures raises serious questions about his judgment," Ms. Devenish said in a statement.

From the moment the project got underway, the N.E.A. [Near East and Africa] Division made a serious effort to put special security measures into effect; within the N.E.A. Division and even within the NE/4 Branch the rule of need to know came into effect.

Patients in low security are considered to present a less serious danger to others and security measures are intended to impede rather than prevent absconding.

"Businesses in these sectors that are identified by the Member States as operators of essential services will have to take appropriate security measures and to notify serious incidents to the relevant national authority," the EC notes.

"They've been making those arguments for years and will continue to make those disingenuous arguments," Rubio told HuffPost, adding that he would support undoing the president's actions and replacing them with "real security measures... and a serious and responsible way for dealing with those who have been in this country illegally for a long period of time but have not otherwise violated our laws".

But French ministers acknowledged that a bomb could have been smuggled aboard at Charles de Gaulle, despite heightened security measures, and any lapse would be a serious blow to passenger confidence in air travel.