One guard, for instance, brought in a vintage motorcycle he is restoring.
"The Hungarian Guard, for instance, was established by Gabor Vona, and he was also president of Jobbik, a political party with influence in parliament," observes Magda Matache, a post-doctoral research fellow at Harvard's FXB Center.
The five crossing guards, for instance, are doing the same work but are paid by a security company.
Guards, for instance, can open only some doors, while lab technicians have special skills needed to operate certain machinery.
Because the conventions require that prisoners be afforded the same living conditions as their guards, for instance, American camp commanders ordered their own soldiers to sleep in tents until barracks for the prisoners were completed.
The Cole's security guards, for instance, were prohibited from firing warning shots to approaching boats because of orders issued not by the ship's captain, but from the Navy's Fifth Fleet, with headquarters in Bahrain.
Escape those guards, for instance, and you enter a baggage hall where a solitary holdall trundles round the carousel, ominously unclaimed, as if the owner was lost in transit.
And beyond concerns about how to manage the problem inside the prisons -- guards, for instance, fear being infected through contact with inmates' blood -- health officials worry that prisoners may spread hepatitis C through intravenous drug use when they are released.
Worrying covers painful interpersonal cognitions, such as concern about the patient's safety, general health, and the kind of help he or she is receiving, while supervision has to do with the caregiver's tasks of ensuring and guarding, for instance, the patient's intake of medicine, sleep, and dangerous behavior [ 19].
So a guard would, for instance, be immune from Iraqi prosecution while on a convoy.
Fluffy, Hogwarts's three-headed guard dog, for instance, is related to Cerberus, the three-headed dog at the gates of Hades in Greek mythology.
