Sentence examples for endangering the security from inspiring English sources
Although Mr. Taylor's conviction, by a special tribunal in The Hague, will prevent him from endangering the security of West Africa again, the trial — with its limited scope — didn't even begin to address the devastating damage Mr. Taylor did to his country.
They said I was endangering the security of my own country.
Once in the index, a book drew the attention of the brutal Security Police — particularly if it was banned for endangering the "security of the state".
His subsequent death sentence on charges of endangering the security of the state - later commuted to 10 years in prison - bestowed on him a halo of martyrdom, while bearing eloquent testimony to the demise of his quixotic cause.
Instead, more than two decades after the revolution, Baghi has only recently stepped out of Evin prison, where he was locked up for three years, accused by the ruling clerics of apostasy and endangering the security of the Islamic state.
The sentences were handed down on Monday to former BBC correspondent Peter Greste, ex-CNN journalist Mohamed Fahmy, and local producer Baher Mohamed for allegedly falsifying news and endangering the security of the country.
Ellis claimed this had endangered the security of GCHQ staff.
Here, he said, Communists, "Marxists" and Reichsbanner leaders who endangered the security of the State would be kept in custody.
All that the non-nucs gain is avoidance of a nuclear arms race that would endanger the security of all States.
"We condemn this terrorist attack targeted at innocent Somali civilians meant to endanger the security gains," Fowziya Yusuf Aden, the foreign minister, said in a statement on Saturday.
