Sentence examples for shaky security from inspiring English sources

The ministry has desperately courted foreign investors, who remain torn between opportunity and the shaky security and political situation.

With alternative sources of income, fewer communities would be willing to harbour pirates.Donors keen to advance shaky security gains pledged around $1.5 billion to Somali reconstruction last year.

Foreign and domestic investment have fallen dramatically in the last year because of shaky security and are now expected to dry up.

Still, the Iraqi leadership could take some comfort in the reason for the delay; before the uprisings in the Arab world, many had predicted the country's shaky security situation would interrupt the plans.

Newly orphaned Milicent is resigned to being a mere inlet on the island named after her controlling older sister Mabel (their uncle is an Arctic explorer) but when Mabel forms a romantic attachment, Milicent's shaky security is threatened.

All of them say they would prefer such an arrangement to a civil war between the militant groups and the shaky security forces under Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian prime minister.

The bank has also sought to sign a $8.5 billion settlement to resolve claims from private investors who bought shaky securities.

Efforts by the banks to limit their losses could depend on the outcome of one of the highest-stakes lawsuits to date — the $200 billion case that the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees the housing twins Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, filed against 17 banks last year, claiming that they duped the mortgage finance giants into buying shaky securities.

As the mortgage cyclone lurches from subprime loans and shaky securities to blue-chip customers and creditors, it is exposing scams that were hidden for years behind rising real estate prices.

These funds bailed out and backed the banks, mortgage lenders and investment firms which marketed and profited from the shaky securities which created the housing crisis.

In a special investigative series, McClatchy News documented how Goldman Sachs, working through Cayman Island subsidiaries, "peddled billions of dollars in shaky securities tied to subprime mortgages on unsuspecting pension funds, insurance companies and other investors when it concluded that the housing bubble would burst".