Sentence examples for home for security from inspiring English sources

FIFA will not permit Iraq to play international matches at home for security reasons.

A decorative metal grille closes off one bedroom from the main staircase; there are four more of these ornamental grilles covering windows throughout the home, for security.

That was certainly how the news was taken by China's Global Times newspaper, which called for sanctions against the Philippines.Philippine governments also pay a political price at home for security ties with America.

England's task was made tougher by the absence of Alex Hales and the regular captain, Eoin Morgan, both at home for security reasons, and Joe Root, who was rested before a gruelling winter which includes seven Tests before Christmas.

Then you can set things to Off, Home (for security while sleeping), and Away.

England then face Pakistan in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, where they have played at "home" for security reasons, for three Tests, four ODIs and three T20 games.

Their house, on a verdant Arlington street of $1 million and $2 million homes — for security reasons, the address is listed in no public property records — is expected to be Mr. Petraeus's center of operations at least until the first of next year, the earliest his friends say he could venture out from the wilderness with a Barnett-approved new job or position.

Place a comfortable blanket or toy that smells like home inside for security and put a fan on the front of the carrier to create air circulation.

He shouldn't take out a large loan, putting his home up for security only to find out the business is worth less than the loan.

Nowadays, the party is increasingly seen as interested mainly in self-enrichment, an impression underscored by reports that the government is paying for $27 million in renovations to Mr. Zuma's private village home, ostensibly for security reasons.

This compound belongs to the most powerful man in the country, President Jacob Zuma, and is now the subject of multiple probes over how $27 million of government money came to be spent on upgrades to his private home, ostensibly for security.