Sentence examples for threatened security from inspiring English sources

Two Greenpeace activists scaled the side of the Gazprom-owned Prirazlomnaya platform on Wednesday and were arrested because they threatened security, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

On Friday, the leaders of 22 international business organizations delivered a letter to Prime Minister Wen Jiabao arguing that Green Dam flouted China's professed goal of building an information-based society, and that it threatened security, privacy and free speech.

In a lawsuit filed Wednesday, one of the former employees, James Gordon, a native of New Zealand who served as director of operations at the contractor, ArmorGroup North America, charged that he had spoken numerous times with State Department officials about significant problems that threatened security at the embassy.

Prompted by two whistleblowers in the police division, the investigation concluded with a scathing report that found that the commission — a bistate agency that is led by a New York and a New Jersey commissioner and was created to rid the ports of mob influence — had itself become so riddled with corruption that it potentially threatened security.

Most of the rest, known as "security internees", are civilians deemed to threaten security.

The Chinese warned Thursday that the United States Navy's action could threaten security in outer space.

The Status Project may not threaten security, but it makes some risky promises.

Another terrorist attack along the lines of September 11th 2001 would, rightly or wrongly, increase fears that immigrants threaten security.

The only reason to want a gun that's undetectable by security measures is to threaten security.

The government says that Palestinians were using sham marriages to Israeli Arabs to move into Israel, threatening security.

The 33-year-old committee on foreign investment, CFIUS, is also refining its process for examining deals that might threaten security.