Public endangerment

Starvation of civilians

Key Has Been Compromised

Do not spill water on the water filter

The result is great peril for the rest of us.

Endangering the safety of an aircraft and a civil vessel

However, subjecting myself to that interrogation

Endangering the safety of aircraft and civil vessels

To be unique without taking a risk.

1. No one shall be subjected to enforced disappearance.

No one may be subjected to enforced disappearance.

Why would you willingly expose yourself to bad news?

What can we do to save him without endangering our own agent?

That, in turn, has put in jeopardy other reforms.

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It breaks my heart, but I can't expose my guests to your firearms.

d) disrupts or stops the supply of water, electric power or any other vital natural resource with the aim to endanger human lives or to expose property to the risk of extensive damage,

One in which you can grow up without jeopardizing the lives and property of others.

That implies the need for policies based on exposing industries to international competition.

38. The autonomous status of regional organizations should not be jeopardized.

To endanger this passage is to endanger the world economy s energy lifeline.

On May 31, 1881 all of the sheep were exposed to anthrax.

(7) Making undefended localities and demilitarized zones the object of attack

Pending a reform which would not compromise its efficiency, the Council has kept up the pace of its activities.

65. There is no case to be made for compromising on safety and health issues.

(b) Take due account of the need not to endanger the security of the vessel or its cargo

The whole point of crisis management was to avoid risks to the system and thus bankruptcy.

Can we continue growing at the old rate without endangering our future?

Holes in the ozone layer exposed Australians to cancer causing radiation.

False information, such as counterfeit goods, jeopardizes the competition based selection process.

In Norway, corporal punishment of children had been explicitly prohibited since 1986.

57. Human development will be placed in jeopardy and the nature of technical cooperation challenged and changed by this pandemic.

Overfishing and the exhaustion of marine resources have put ancient communities at risk.

In addition to endangering human lives, land mines disrupt the transportation networks and destroy agricultural production.

So the last thing that officials at any level want to do is jeopardize international trade.

No election, they fear, would endanger their soldiers.

In dry areas, the limited water retaining capacity of islands makes many of them susceptible to drought.

15. Some apprehensions were expressed lest the establishment of the Tribunal might jeopardize the peace process.

Such preparatory activities called for considerable funding and good will, without which the success of the Conference could be jeopardized.

The expulsion of the aid agencies has put over a million Darfuris at risk of epidemics and starvation.

Those who encourage these demonstrations should understand the responsibility they are taking by putting civilians in these precarious circumstances.

This has exposed the Organization to multiple risks as demonstrated during the past 12 month period.

Sweden deeply deplores the recent acts of violence in the occupied territories with the intention of jeopardizing the peace process.

We also found out that we could subject animals to otherwise lethal blood loss, and we could save them if we gave them hydrogen sulfide.

But I don't fancy subjecting my wife, who is a delicate creature, as you can see... to that riffraff crew you have aboard.