Sentences with phrase «provide armed personnel»

The issue is at something of an impasse: Republican - backed efforts to provide armed personnel in schools has been staunchly opposed by Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie as is the New York State United Teachers union.

Due to apparent safety concerns, the newspaper then decided to hire RGA Investigations to provide armed personnel to man the location.

Not exact matches

A Sept. 22 DoD inspector general's report on CSTC - A's arms and ammunition oversight found that US military personnel literally «could not perform physical inspections beyond the corps or zone level to validate ministry ‑ provided ammunition reports due to understaffing and security limitations.»

That changed Friday when it drew a line in the sand, providing its alternative vision for protecting American children through armed security personnel at all schools.

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To keep a close liaison and coordination with state security elements for the activities — the use of armed escort as much as possible and maintaining strong security training and awareness for the personnel; careful selection of all election related sites and the maintenance of security for polling staff, electoral materials and equipment and situational awareness through a well - developed public information strategy to support election operation and ensure timely distribution of security information / advisories; identify hotspots (fragile security locations) in coordination with the Security Agencies and the most likely threats in each constituency and provide a clear order of priority for concerted efforts to be made to mitigate and manage these concerns and to allow resources to be targeted for maximum effect.

For instance, let's look at what happened in Osun state where the men of Nigeria Police reportedly foiled an armed robbery operation at Ikirun with the Armour Personnel Carrier provided by the State Government to the police.

The government has promised to provide better support for service personnel, their families and veterans, after being roundly criticised for failing in its duty of care towards the armed forces.

Its report said: «The impact of continuous downsizing, pressures and overstretch is affecting the department's ability to retain and provide a satisfactory life for armed forces personnel.»

This revelation comes a day after Mr. Amewu accused some personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces High command of providing cover for Galamsey operators in hard - hit areas.

The net proceeds of the event will go to the Armed Services YMCA whose goal is «to enhance the lives of military personnel and their family members in spirit, mind, and body, by providing programs that strengthen families and are relevant to the unique challenges of military life.»

Armed with life - saving gear and able to reach distressed beachgoers on land and at sea, these groups are usually trained to conduct rescues of near - drowning victims and provide first aid until emergency medical personnel can arrive and transport the individual to a hospital.

With respect to comments regarding the lack of procedural safeguards for individuals, including those who are victims of domestic violence and abuse, we note that the rule does not provide new authority for covered entities providing health care to individuals who are Armed Forces personnel to use and disclose protected health information.

In the NPRM we would have permitted a covered entity providing health care to Armed Forces personnel to use and disclose protected health information for activities deemed necessary by appropriate military command authorities to assure the proper execution of the military mission, where the appropriate military authority had published by notice in the Federal Register (In the NPRM, we proposed that the Department of Defense would publish this Federal Register notice in the future.)

Provided instruction to United States Armed Forces personnel in the spoken and written Pashto language.