Sentence examples for string of security from inspiring English sources

Resolution 1441 was the latest in a long string of security council resolutions since Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.

Jason Chaffetz, the Republican chairman of the House of Representatives oversight and government reform subcommittee on national security, called the incident "totally unacceptable" and said it was just one of a string of security failings on the secret service's watch.

The Secret Service is forcing out four of its most senior officials while two others are retiring — the biggest management shake-up at the troubled agency since its director resigned in October after a string of security lapses.

In late 2014, President Barack Obama summoned Joseph P. Clancy, his former detail leader, back from the private sector amid a string of security breaches and employee misconduct in the agency.

The shooting, in a high-traffic area near the National Mall crowded with tourists and other bystanders, was the latest in a string of security episodes involving the White House.

Adding to the problems, leading newspapers reported a string of security lapses, including the failure by the authorities to detect explosives brought into a competition site during a security drill.

Gruntal is the latest in a string of securities firms to cut jobs amid a slowdown in the investment banking business.

The federal approval makes American Express the latest in a string of securities firms, insurance companies and other financial service businesses to get new federal savings and loan charters in recent months.

The breach is by far the largest in a relentless string of recent security failures.

Those chronic woes have been amplified in recent days by revelations of a string of humiliating security lapses that have raised concerns about the president's safety and prompted the agency's biggest crisis since President Ronald Reagan was shot outside the Washington Hilton three decades ago.

LONDON — In the latest of a string of government security breaches involving citizens' personal information, a private consulting company working for Britain's Home Office has lost a memory stick containing details on all of the 84,000 prisoners serving time in England and Wales.