Definition of «imminent threat»

An imminent threat is a situation in which an immediate danger or harm is expected to occur. It refers to an impending event that poses a significant risk and requires urgent action to prevent it from happening. The term is commonly used in legal contexts, such as self-defense laws, where the use of force is justified if necessary to protect oneself or others from an imminent threat.

Sentences with «imminent threat»

On the contrary, there is a much more imminent threat of human self - destruction through nuclear war. (religion-online.org)
The more complex the self, the more refined its awareness of itself, the more imminent the threat of mental disorder. (religion-online.org)
The court ruled that not only was this case devoid of any attempt to enforce these laws, it did not present reasonable or imminent threat of enforcement. (nar.realtor)
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Definition of «imminent threat»

Sentences with «imminent threat»

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