例句與造句

1. The SIS issued a Security Risk Certificate in March 2003.
2. Mr Zaoui's lawyers have won the right to a summary of the information contained in the Security Risk Certificate.
3. The Security Risk Certificate is based on unchallengeable " classified security information " ( Immigration Act 1987 s 114B ( 1 ) ).
4. Despite being granted refugee status, Mr . Zaoui remains imprisoned on the bases of a Security Risk Certificate issued by the NZ Security Intelligence Service.
5. The withdrawal of the security risk certificate means that the New Zealand Government has withdrawn its security objections to his refugee status, which was confirmed by the RSAA in August 2003.
6. It's difficult to find security risk certificate in a sentence. 用security risk certificate造句挺難的
7. A "'Security Risk Certificate "'is part of a New Zealand legal process whereby a person suspected of being a security risk can be incarcerated prior to expulsion from the country.
8. Zaoui was " thrilled and delighted, " and stated that he was " . . . happy not just because my name has been cleared but because the whole system of security risk certificates can now be reviewed ."
9. A previous application for them to come to New Zealand was lodged in late 2006, but at that time, Immigration Minister David Cunliffe said it would not be appropriate while the status of Zaoui's security risk certificate was being determined.
10. The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, a retired High Court judge ( Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Act 1996, s 5 ( 3 ) ), is required to review the Security Risk Certificate, as provided under the Immigration Act ( s 114D)
11. On 20 March 2003 a Security Risk Certificate was issued by the Director of Security under Part 4A of the Immigration Act ( " Zaoui v Attorney-General ", unreported, McGrath, Hammond and O Regan JJ, Court of Appeal, 17 September 2004, CA166 / 04, paragraph 5 ) that allows for  persons . . . . who pose a security risk & where necessary [ to ] be effectively and quickly detained and removed or deported from New Zealand ( s 114A ( f ) ) on the basis of classified security information provided by the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service.