Transportation Commissioner Iris Weinshall testified at a City Council transportation hearing that the city would spend $160 million in federal and state money that was previously secured for that purpose, though it could still take several years for the new buses to roll out because of the city's lengthy procurement process.
Worse, areas that were previously relatively secure suddenly saw a spike in the number of insurgent attacks at the Taliban continued their relentless expansion across the country.
Because it promises to be faster and cheaper than existing millimetre-wave scanners, the new device could bring airport-level screening to venues that were previously difficult to secure.
They were previously charged with securing Baghdad's southern approaches, including the towns of Mahmudiya, Latifiya and Iskandariya, an area riven with sectarian violence.
Many of the foreign words Gray adapted were previously used by Shakespeare or Milton, securing an "English" tone, and he emphasised monosyllabic words throughout his elegy to add a rustic English tone.
My agent recently received a sheaf of contracts that are intended to secure digital publishing rights for my backlist, titles that were previously published in print.
If, however, you are looking to replace an existing roof covering, first carefully remove the timber fascia's previously used to secure the edge of the old roof covering (you can re-use these if they are in a good enough condition, unless you plan to fit new timber).
Scola, on the other hand, does most of his foul-drawing work with his feet; pivots and spins create situational advantages for him in the post, often against a defender who was previously thought to be secure in his defensive placement.
Originally called Sendgine, it was previously focused on building a secure messaging platform for legal communications, or something of a "Basecamp meets Gmail" type of product, explains CEO Shawn Schwegman.
We finish for the day with a feeling that something has been secured which was previously likely to topple down at any moment.
