We are endangering ourselves.

I can't go on endangering you.

Endangering the safety of aircraft and civil vessels

Throughout the world mines are endangering civilian populations.

Endangering the safety of an aircraft and a civil vessel

The irresponsible disposal of our waste is endangering their existence.

It is tearing Iraq apart and endangering the countries around it.

But Germany refuses this option, thus seriously endangering Europe s common currency.

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

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

The public demands quick answers to complex problems that, unsolved, risk endangering the planet.

New threats are endangering international peace and security in all corners of the world.

What about the possibility of endangering lives? What about real secrets about terrorists and delicate negotiations?

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

On July 3, Karma s elder brother, Rinchen Samdrup, 46, was tried on charges of endangering state security.

President George W. Bush is endangering the United States and the world's safety while undermining American values.

Accordingly, international food and health supplies are being seriously affected, endangering the lives of 2 million Angolans.

a) commits an attack endangering human lives or health with the aim to cause death or serious bodily harm,

NHRIs should call upon States to pay proper attention to issues of corruption endangering the enjoyment of human rights.

Failure to do so would run the risk of endangering the establishment of a legal order for the oceans.

So a Hindu perspective on the Halappanavar case would dictate saving the mother s life if the fetus were endangering it.

It stated that these features limit the effectiveness of judicial review, thus endangering protection against torture and other inhumane treatment.

A sizeable number of those transfers are directed at our region, thereby endangering stability at the national and regional levels.

Mendes was charged with endangering human life by use of arms and aggravated assault against a policeman while resisting arrest.

He was charged with maliciously endangering human life on a public thoroughfare. (Ha apos aretz, Jerusalem Post, 25 January 1994)

The Falun Gong organization has repeatedly engaged in destructive activities of every kind, violating public morals and seriously endangering public security.

Severe overcrowding in some squatter areas near refugee camps has contributed to a deterioration of the infrastructure, further endangering children's health.

(b) Governments and State officials shall recognize that even humane non lethal incapacitating weapons pose a risk of endangering uninvolved persons.

Especially cruel is the odious practice of disguising these lethal weapons as toys, thus endangering the lives of the most innocent.

In several advanced countries, including the US, growth and employment prospects are starting to diverge widely, endangering social cohesion and economic openness.

They also kill bacteria essential to the proper balance of the aquatic environment, endangering the survival of species dependent on those bacteria.

The challenge in this effort is to maintain a delicate balance so as to make progress without endangering the achievements already attained.

Seventh, disputes should be settled by peaceful means, including recourse to international jurisdiction, in order to avoid endangering international peace and security.

Algerian historian Nacéra Benseddik warns that the construction underway on the site of UNESCO World Heritage Site Djamila is endangering the archaeological ruins .

Without such decisive action, revenues will continue to be misappropriated by illegal actors, undermining the Transitional Government's credibility and endangering progress towards peace.

Such endeavours are essential, lest terrorism succeed in endangering the stability and security of democratic countries and in thwarting the chances for peace.

Specified products are those products that present an increased risk of endangering a legitimate interest (i.e. protection of life, health and property of citizens).

In addition to endangering the lives of the Agency's staff and of civilians, including schoolchildren, those attacks had caused extensive damage to the Agency's property.

Insecurity often forced the evacuation of relief workers from the region, putting a temporary halt to emergency activities and endangering the lives of humanitarian personnel.

Kessar Mendes was found guilty by the Jerusalem District Court of illegal possession of fire arms, wilfully endangering the life of and attacking a policeman.

The first factor to undermine the pursuit of growth was concern about its sustainability. Can we continue growing at the old rate without endangering our future?

I am against forcing women to go such lengths, sometimes endangering their health, to allow us to delay a long awaited national moratorium on gender relations.

Invasive species have become a major component of the Mediterranean ecosystem and have serious impacts on the Mediterranean ecology, endangering many local and endemic Mediterranean species.

In Angola, one of the most seriously mine affected countries in the world, landmines were impeding humanitarian and development work, endangering lives and hindering economic recovery.

These issues show that there are still difficulties and risks endangering the transition process in Timor Leste, and they are a challenge to the international community.