Sentence examples for troubled security from inspiring English sources

In Mali, tension from the war and troubled security situation is prompting concern that civilians could take the law into their own hands.

The larger questions now are what to do with low-level prisoners who are from countries with troubled security conditions, like Yemen.

The transfers of low-level detainees stopped in January 2011, when Congress imposed steep restrictions on repatriating detainees to nations with troubled security conditions.

Separately, in January 2011, after some former detainees engaged in terrorist activities after their release, Congress restricted transfers to countries with troubled security situations.

In a civil fraud trial last summer involving the sale of a troubled security, the defendant successfully offered the "Where's Waldo?" defense to deflect blame onto more senior corporate officials involved in the deal.

Still, the judge also noted that transfer restrictions imposed by Congress had made repatriations to countries with troubled security conditions difficult, and she did not say what she thought Mr. Obama should do.

The S.E.C.'s investigation into JPMorgan included creating troubled securities itself, as well as misleading investors through its Bear Stearns unit, the troubled investment bank it purchased at the urging of the federal government in 2008.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York created the vehicle — and financed it with a $19.5 billion loan — to absorb troubled securities sitting on the insurer's books.

I'm tired of these assertions, with regard to housing values and troubled securities held by banks, that Federal Reserve and Treasury officials are not aware that housing prices are not depressed by pessimism and that asset prices aren't merely depressed by illiquidity.

Beyond that, the firm's close links to the Chinese government have long troubled U.S. security agencies concerned that ZTE equipment was being used by American telecom firms and security agencies.

Mr Xue, a diffident middle-aged man working in Leyton, east London, claimed he had been harassed by wardens and troubled by security guards.