Sentence examples for reference to threats from inspiring English sources

The debate in recent years has pitted those who justify greater scrutiny by reference to threats of terrorism and organized crime against those who cleave to more traditional notions of individual privacy.

Trump did make a passing reference to "threats to [the] sovereignty" of Ukraine.

Trump likewise made a vague reference to threats to sovereignty in the disputed South China Sea and thanked China for its vote against North Korea.

At least some of the information, the officials said, referred to specific threats on specific days against British Airways flights, including direct references to threats against British Airways Flight 223, a midday flight from Heathrow Airport near London to Dulles International Airport near Washington.

Such sifting and warrants — in unexplained combination with more conventional intelligence efforts — are now said, by President Obama and his team, to have prevented several dozen potential terrorist attacks, with elliptical references to threats against New York City's subways and stock exchange.

Understandably, there were many references to threat of impending cuts to the arts, especially from double winner Nicholas Hytner, Danny Boyle and the always-loquacious David Hare.

He returned to his hotel for a shower and his daily intelligence briefings, which apparently included reference to heightened threats of terrorism.

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.

It contained no reference to further threats against Russia if it launched a further incursion into Ukrainian territory and no mention of the economic sanctions the US has been threatening.

Mr. Ban also made an oblique critical reference to the threats traded between Israel and Iran about a possible war over Iran's disputed nuclear program, describing the shrill war talk as "alarming".

In an apparent reference to death threats against Gandhi which had been reported in the British media, the UK prime minister who died last year wrote: "We have made sure the police are aware of these statements and they are investigating them".