Sentence examples for tightening up security from inspiring English sources

"We've been having meetings and are tightening up security".

On the downside, banks should probably think about tightening up security.

The Belgian police are now desperately trying to tighten up security.

The comments come as President Obama is attempting to tighten up security controls and background checks on those who legally buy guns.

He tightened up security, adding ten miles (16km) of razor wire and a fence that trips an alarm if climbed on or tampered with.

American experts have visited each one in an effort to help local administrators tighten up security and reduce the chances of ships and their cargoes being used by terrorists.The technology at their disposal is formidable.

One is that the next version of Windows, called Longhorn, has been delayed to 2006 at the earliest, in part by Microsoft's realisation that it has to tighten up security a lot more.

Analysts at IHS Jane's, the military sector specialist, reckon Europe's defence industry is set to reap a $50bn windfall as governments stock up on military hardware and tighten up security.

In theory the new scheme was supposed to streamline the process of registering asylum seekers in Lesbos, tighten up security, and ensure that a greater number of frauds are identified and caught.

In its blog about the incident, Timehop says that at the same time as it was working to shut down the attack and tighten up security, company executives contacted local and federal law enforcement officials — presumably to report the breach.

No matter how deeply public officials may dedicate themselves to it, the task of tightening up the security on Election Night computers will remain a daunting one — and, if complete security is the standard, impossible.