Sentence examples for the order and security of from inspiring English sources

This time Moi called her "a mad woman" who was "a threat to the order and security of the country".

The feelings have led to a new wave of nostalgia for the order and security of the country's years under the Duvalier dictatorships, often among Haitians who are too young to remember the oppression that marked those years.

The desperate conditions are a world away from the order and security of the French army camp where a similar number of evacuees with foreign passports are being looked after.

When, in 1992, she opposed the ruling Kanu party's attempts to build a giant skyscraper in a Nairobi's main park, the then president, Daniel arap Moi, described her as a "mad woman," a "threat to the order and security of the country", and called for the public and the police to stamp out troublemakers.

"(We) make every effort to accommodate requests... however, due to continued security concerns, granting your request at this time may disrupt the good order and security of the institution," Governor Charles A Daniels wrote in a letter refusing access.

Allowable situations includes if the detainee is at risk of harming themselves or others, and if they are causing damage to property or risking the "good order and security" of the facility.

Detainees can be held in confinement for punishment for an offence committed while in detention, or for regression; a regime used for the "good order and security" of the prison.

Under the former government's amendments, restraints could be used by staff if the detainee was at risk of harming themselves or others, and if they were causing damage to property or risking the "good order and security" of the facility.

The men have been charged with "terrorism" and "endangering the constitutional order and security" of Macedonia.

"The receiving member state shall take into account the public order and security concerns of other member states, since it is the member states which are responsible for ensuring security within the E.U. and the Schengen area," the agreement states.

Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ordered the Ministry of Information and Security of Iran to pay $300 million in punitive damages to Mr. Anderson.