Sentence examples for tie security from inspiring English sources

Others, including Silent Runner of Linthicum, Maryland, and Network Intelligence of Walpole, Massachusetts, are building systems that tie security functions into a simpler, more manageable unit that borrows concepts from intrusion detection.

TIE will photograph passenger ID's and airline tickets when it picks up the luggage, and the bags will pass through TIE security (which has been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration) then be deposited in the proper airline luggage room.

Turnbull earlier met with the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, where it's understood migration was among the topics covered along with economic ties, security and defence cooperation, counter-terrorism and youth mobility.

Against the backdrop of trying to keep the UK together, May has a long wish list for the EU - the closest possible trading ties, security cooperation, regaining control over immigration and restoring sovereignty in various policy areas.

The privatization of Social Security would tie the financial security of most working Americans to corporations through stock ownership.

"We are making absolutely clear to countries around the world that now is not the time to be deepening ties, not security ties, not economic ties, with Iran," warned State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.

And, after battering the teachers union, he cut a deal to reform tenure, tying job security more directly to performance.

But Putin's aversion could also be tied to security concerns ingrained in him from his time as a KGB spy.

Then, there was the idea of the tying social security benefits to the Consumer Price Index – the so-called chained CPI idea.

The burglars tied up security guards, retrieved keys from a caretaker's house and made off with paintings by the 19th-century Russian masters Ilya Repin, Ivan Shishkin and Ivan Aivazovsky, Russian television news reported.

Mr. Brzezinski says that American national security is profoundly tied to international security, and so the country's security is increasingly in the hands of others.