Sentence examples for order posed by from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the problem of social order posed by infosocieties is illustrated and solutions are discussed.

The two visits will help determine whether Erdogan can count on the support of key Western allies as he tackles the threat to domestic law and order posed by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and its fighters, supplied and led from bases in northern Iraq.

"The United States cannot ignore the fundamental challenge to the international order posed by Russia's actions in the Ukraine crisis".

News reports say the committee's nickname is 6521 — a reference to the threats to public order supposedly posed by this year's 60th, 50th, 20th and 10th anniversaries of major events.

But I suppose there's no telling just what threat to law and order might be posed by an over-articulate history graduate.

--Capability and cofmitment of Palestinian officials and organizations to maintain order and confront threats posed by extremist and terrorist groups, clans, and criminal organizations.

That's all well in order, but the danger posed by these files is overestimated, as is the ability of the government, state or federal, to curtail their distribution.

In order to address threats posed by climate drivers in combination with local to regional anthropogenic pressures affecting marine ecosystems and activities, a multi-hazard assessment methodology was developed and applied to the Adriatic Sea for the reference scenario 2000 2015.

The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) said the service was "constantly adapting to the challenges posed by public order policing".

After two days of talks with South Korean officials, a senior United States Defense Department official said Monday that a major realignment was being planned in American troop deployments in that country in order to meet the threat posed by North Korea.

The security council condemned the capture of Konna and called on UN member states to provide assistance to Mali "in order to reduce the threat posed by terrorist organisations and associated groups".