The effect is like that of an empty stadium, a monument to security being played out for its own sake.
A chifforobe, in the living room, was a monument of security to the boy and his optimistic mother; from it they had always been able to fetch something practical and protecting and matter-of-fact.
Instead, the Egyptian government gave bonuses to the officers involved, and even built a monument to the security forces in the centre of Raba'a Square.
"The world's monument to love?" Another security guard waved them through.
Similarly disappointing was the way that the five-color alert system had been misunderstood: Codes Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, and Green were not intended to alarm the public but to instruct "first responders" — firefighters, the police, guards of public monuments — to put extra security precautions into effect.
Directive Principles are classified under the following categories: Gandhian, economic and socialistic, political and administrative, justice and legal, environmental, protection of monuments and peace and security.
ISTANBUL -- Tuesday's triple suicide bombing on Ataturk airport, which killed at least 44 people, now stands as a monument to the gravest national security crisis in the history of Turkey.
Touching a potential political minefield, Mr. Perry unleashes a critique against Social Security as "a crumbling monument to the failure of the New Deal".
Here, at Llano Del Rio, unrecognised by any local or national heritage organisation, is a derelict monument to the minimum wage, social security, low-cost housing and welfare.
