Sentence examples for wall security from inspiring English sources

Eight members of an Islamic militant group sawed bars off their cell windows in a high-security Lebanese prison on Tuesday, scaled down the building using blankets tied together, then stood on each other's shoulders to help one jump over a wall, security officials said.

In a meeting with congressional leaders Tuesday, President Donald Trump said he'd be open to a deal that would pair protections for undocumented young people with border wall security.

Many procurement bids, Zenz noted, mandate the installation of comprehensive security features that turn existing facilities into prisonlike compounds, with walls, security fences, barbed wire, reinforced security doors, surveillance systems, secure-access systems, watchtowers and guard rooms for police.

He wants five billion dollars; Schumer has counter-offered an earlier figure of $1.6 billion for non-wall security, and some fencing.

Chris Lee, 53, from Northern Ireland, told the Guardian he had seen "wall-to-wall security all the way" since the 26 June attack on a beach resort in Sousse by Tunisian Seifeddine Rezgui, in which 38 people died, the majority of whom were British tourists.

Mr. Chen, who is blind, catapulted to international fame in April, when he evaded walls, security cameras and guards who kept him under house arrest for one and half years in Dongshigu, a village in eastern China.

But these days Mr. Hussain is mostly at home, in a redbrick suburban house protected by raised walls, security cameras and a contingent of former British soldiers he has hired as bodyguards.

He was formally released in 2010 but remained under strict house arrest in his home village in north-eastern Shandong province, which officials turned into a fortress of walls, security cameras and guards in plain clothes who kept Chen isolated.

Rather than relying on a single protective wall or security measure, good security anticipates bugs and mitigates attacks by building security throughout all parts of a system.

One rationale for privatization is that workers would get a better return on their money in Wall Street securities than with Social Security's dowdy old Treasuries.

We need the wall for security.