Sentence examples for order of threat from inspiring English sources

Such a comparison not only ignores the different order of threat to Britain's national security posed by al-Qaida and its supporters.

Though he appears to believe that Saddam Hussein's barbarity alone would justify intervention on humanitarian grounds, he also argues that Hussein's fascist state posed the same order of threat that Hitler's once did.

"Facing a new order of threats to national security, we know we have to do our work differently and do it better, but the most critical element in intelligence reform resides in you, the people who will carry it out," Mr. Negroponte said in a one-page statement addressed to all of the government's intelligence employees.

Senior administration officials can't even agree on the priority order of threats to American security.

Nev is high up in the pecking order of menace and threat, and an important part of the gangster power structure to which a weak and corrupt management has effectively devolved control of the prison.

MSNBC moderator Chuck Todd asked him to rank North Korea, Iran and Russia in order of their threat to the US.

Mr. Bush should have worried about the Axis of Evil in the order of the threat posed: North Korea, which has nukes; Iran, which almost has nukes; Iraq, which wanted nukes.

"We are dealing with a different order of magnitude of threat".

Section 377 of the Indian Penal code has criminalized homosexuality since British rule in 1860, banning sexual activities "against the order of nature" under threat of life imprisonment.

"It was simply impossible to maintain order given the level of threat, disruption, and violence," the administration said in a statement.

1) U.S. policy has always been defined largely by issues internal to the countries (in no particular order): the threat of external (and later communist) influence; human rights; democracy; and development.