Sentence examples for strengthen security measures from inspiring English sources

New details about the Khost attack emerged Tuesday as the Obama administration took steps to strengthen security measures after failing to detect a Christmas Day airline bombing plot.

Although the government-wide review is led by the Defense Department, the primary tools for countering this new danger are not nuclear weapons, but efforts to halt nuclear proliferation, to identify and attack terrorist networks, and to strengthen security measures with allies and partners.

Part of the problem, says Mr Ariely, is that sites have been slow to embrace new ways for people to interact online, such as virtual chatrooms, which would help to foster more serendipitous partnerships.The industry has also been slow to strengthen security measures to protect those seeking romance from falling into the clutches of frauds, cads and worse.

The Chinese embassy in Algeria on its web site urged all Chinese people and organizations to be more aware of safety precautions and to strengthen security measures "in consideration of the situation after the July 5 incident in Urumqi".

School officials strengthened security measures Tuesday after a massive lunchtime brawl involving 40 students at Sylmar High School reportedly took 12 officers to control.

Prior the arrival of Cyclone Osea on November 24, various cyclone alerts and warnings were issued for the whole of French Polynesia, while authorities strengthened security measures and advised people not to drive.

"The Port Authority supports and endorses measures that strengthen security," said Pasquale DiFulco, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which manages the three major airports in the New York area, in addition to various bridges and tunnels.

It said it would judge the case on Tuesday, before Russia's second Euro 2016 Group B match against Slovakia on Wednesday, and would implement "corrective measures" to strengthen security at stadiums as a result of "segregation issues".

Rather, he asked the armed forces to "strengthen security preparedness" while instructing his aides to "take all necessary measures so that citizens will be able to go about their daily business".

The business secretary said it was a "crucial moment in the UK's first new nuclear power station for a generation and follows new measures put in place by government to strengthen security and ownership".

In a statement, France Télévisions apologized to the racers, to the teams and to Amaury, saying it would "fully support measures being taken by A.S.O. to further strengthen security in and around the race".