Sentence examples for track of security from inspiring English sources

Thousands of men passed through this network, and keeping track of security and logistics was a complex task involving a team of people.

For these companies, keeping track of security policies gets particularly complex when trying to decipher the cryptic language and the seemingly infinite number of ports that have to be monitored when using the cloud service.

We collected security updates from a NGO safety organization to keep track of security situation in the intervention provinces and districts.

The report, by Moody's Investors Service, is based on its tracking of securities backed by credit card receivables.

The historian William Manchester wrote about the G.O.P.'s desperate efforts in 1936 to block its creation: "On radio spots, actors hired by the Republican National Committee revealed in shocked tones that each man would be given a number -- as though there were any other way to keep track of Social Security accounts -- and perpetrated the hoax that people would be fingerprinted".

Even so, two of Mama Lea's children's study in Dungu, around 125 kilometers away via narrow forest tracks, because of security concerns and the fact that schools in Bangadi have been disrupted so much.

Niddel uses a variety of information from over 50 internal and external sources to track the kinds of security threats that could be affecting machines in customer organizations.

The reconstruction of Iraq is a two-track process: one track for security, one for politics.

"The monitoring and tracking of the security work force, management information and the project management framework and practices were ineffective to address the scale, complexities and dependencies of the Olympic contract," the statement continued.

"The monitoring and tracking of the security workforce, management information and the project management framework and practices were ineffective to address the scale, complexities and dependencies of the Olympic contract.

They include the killings in the 1980s and 1990s of at least 20 alleged IRA informers whose relatives in some cases believe their loved ones were used as scapegoats to cover the tracks of the security forces' most important IRA agents.