Sentence examples for toughening security from inspiring English sources

Both the United States and Mexico say migration is down, because of the economy and the toughening security at the American border.

The negotiators planned to set aside slightly more, $8.3 billion, to pay for the domestic security provisions, including fighting bioterrorism, protecting the food supply and toughening security along the nation's ports and its borders.

It shows that the airlines, which long resisted comprehensive checked-baggage screening because of its costs and difficulties, are prepared to respond forcefully to meet the first of several federal deadlines for toughening security, he added.

Tunisia's tourism minister called Friday's attack a "catastrophe" and authorities vowed to toughen security.

He said Russians must mobilise against terrorism and promised wide-ranging reforms to toughen security forces and purge corruption.

Since the Sept. 11 attacks, airlines and airports have taken extraordinary measures to toughen security, including the latest proposal -- giving firearms to pilots.

In the North-American case, Shapiro (2012) alludes to the fact that globalization, while brought greater economic development, also increased the possibility of the United States security being affected in more countries and regions, forcing the country to increase partnerships and to toughen security relations and policies.

Instead of applying the same security standards to all of the agents, which researchers have complained about for years, the report recommends a stratified system that would toughen security for the most hazardous agents and ease rules for more benign ones.

Paul Dickman, a former Energy Department official and chief of staff to the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission under President George W. Bush, says that when he asked a Tokyo Electric Power Company official after 9/11 why the company hadn't toughened security measures faster at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, the world's largest nuclear power station, he was surprised by the reply.

The plan expected later this week envisions toughening border security to discourage new imimigrants, while detailing clear steps that aspiring citizens can take if they are already in the country.

That money will go to fight bioterrorism, protect the food supply and toughen security along the nation's ports and borders.