Sentences with phrase «from threatened»

Self - esteem, narcissism, and aggression: Does violence result from low self - esteem or from threatened egotism?

However, in 2011, COSEWIC recommended that the North Pacific Humpback Whale could be moved to a lower risk category — from threatened to special concern.

Most high - end restaurants in China continue to serve shark fins to customers despite the Chinese government's move to phase out from official functions dishes with ingredients from threatened shark species.

That drop and declines elsewhere prompted U.S. federal agencies to propose upgrading most loggerheads from threatened to endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

Their article is a crie de coeur from a threatened species, the sociological baggage which accretes on the outside of a gravy train, a bit like the Indian poor on their way to Mumbai.

In addition, we are proposing that two Caribbean species — elkhorn and staghorn corals — already listed under the ESA be reclassified from threatened to endangered.

In 1940 his mother took Howard and his sister, Ann, away from the threatened bombing of London, their birthplace, to the US and a life on Long Island in the house, he later said, where Scott Fitzgerald set The Great Gatsby.

Although not all coho salmon are endangered, in 1996 the federal government listed Central California Coast ESU as threatened, and unfortunately in 2005, further downgraded this status from threatened to endangered.

Since 1975, our hospital facility has rescued and treated over 20,000 elephant seals, sea lions, whales, sea otters, harbor seals, fur seals, dolphins, harbor porpoises and more — many from threatened and endangered species.

If evacuating, call ahead and make reservations at a motel / hotel located away from the threatened area.

In Hawaii an HSUS - led coalition has set out to change that — by keeping cats safe and away from threatened and endangered wildlife.

Most of these are histrionics from threatened parties that can be largely refuted with a few pieces of contextual data, but the last two do point to a more legitimate concern.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed the Yellowstone grizzlies from threatened species protection under the Endangered Species Act in June, 2017.

«Humpback whale recovery in Australia: A cause for celebration: Australian humpback whales be downlisted from threatened species status.»

Should humpback whales be removed from the threatened species list, a direct consequence for conservation biology could be the redirection of research and management funding to enhance the survival of other species and ecosystems that are in greater risk of extinction.

That drop and declines elsewhere prompted U.S. federal agencies to propose upgrading most loggerheads from threatened to endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

Colorful sponges and other marine life are starting to colonize the museum's statuary and draw tourists away from a threatened natural reef off the Cancun coast

The study throws cold water on the federal government's claims that the Yellowstone grizzly population has been recovering steadily and the animals could be removed from the threatened species list.

As a radical alternative, biologist Jeanne Loring at the Scripps Research Institute is attempting to transform frozen skin cells from threatened species into eggs and sperm.

Ultimately, the scientists will examine a variety of populations — from threatened species to those that are critically endangered — to explore the full implications of the model.

«CSEA is stunned that the Paterson Administration would once again put politics ahead of good government by announcing that he will exempt Management / Confidential personnel from his threatened layoffs.

In 2007, the bald eagle was removed from the threatened and endangered species list.

These range from threatened US tariffs to offset Chinese trade surpluses, to Chinese bases in the South China Sea, to North Korean missile tests to human rights concerns, and so on.

Crews got the more than 200 patients from the threatened buildings, one firefighter said, as flames closed within a few dozen feet.

President Trump shows no sign of backing down from his threatened imposition of tariffs this week.

Certainly buyers were occasionally browbeaten into making concessions in the form of undertakings to gain approval, but even this was far from threatening.

The fMRI images of the subjects» brains revealed that, when exhausted, they were terrible at distinguishing friendly faces from threatening ones.

California law prohibits employers from threatening employees in order to get them to change their political views.

Though when pressed, he backs away from the threatening tone of the campaign, implying the shadowy figures are more metaphorical than literal.

Trump on Tuesday hosted a discussion on options to respond to any North Korean aggression or if necessary to prevent Pyongyang from threatening the United States and its allies with nuclear weapons, the White House said in a statement.

Tactics have ranged from threatening but harmless pop ups purporting to be from law enforcement agencies demanding fines, to the more malicious and damaging tactic of encrypting the victim's files in an attempt to force users to pay to have the files returned.

In sum, what started last April with a call to action to join the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to prevent a mega fossil energy project from threatening a primary source of fresh water has grown into a public interest campaign with powerful implications for energy development, the environment, and the rule of law.

But, far from threatening him or leading him to a shopworn and lazy relativism (never his sin!)

I found the pastor harsh and not shying away from threatening hell fire for those who have not «fully surrendered».

And I believe the Gunners will be very professional in their game this afternoon to take a very good care of Romelu Lukaku and long shot ranger — Ross Barkley threats from threatening the total collection of all the 3 points by Arsenal which will be played for in the game.

I'm not a manager but I know who has been doing well for Bournemouth for e.g Ibe's stats have been improving over the last 4 weeks, it would of been easier to eliminate the threat from the threatening players regardless of team / players etc..

With the new manager having bedded in comfortably (always good with Valencia's reputation for manager sackings) there is nothing to prevent the club from threatening the Basque club's position.

This even applies to «well intentioned» initiatives and led several states from threatening to arrest international election monitors if they attempted to monitor elections from the polling place as only legal voters and poll employees are allowed in the polling place itself.

«Every member of the New York delegation should be held accountable for doing everything within their means to stop this reprehensible bill from threatening our ability to combat the opioid crisis and stop the ever - rising death toll.»

All agreed that the arrangement was the surest way to prevent Iran from threatening the Middle East with atomic oblivion.

The continuing and mysterious disappearance of the bees — aside from threatening one - third of the United States» food supply and at least $ 15 billion worth of agricultural productivity — could spell dessert disaster.

He wants to stop drought in Africa and Asia from threatening people's lives.

A few years down the road, Balaji hopes his current work preventing drought from threatening lives will be self - sustaining and he will be able to move on to work on his dream project.

Furthermore, disengaging from threatening stimuli also demonstrates an efficient and flexible ability to regulate negative emotional experiences.

For the most part, Far Cry want to go from threatening and scary to silly and frivolous whenever it wants, and that hurts it.

The stop - motion animated film Paranorman tells the story of a young boy who can speak to the dead and is forced to save his town from a threatening curse.

To go from threatening the daughter's boyfriend at gunpoint to a tableau borrowed from the end minutes of Sixteen Candles does a lot to relegate Contagion to a movie that's at best good enough to be a disappointment.

El Dorado Howard Hawks, USA, 1966, 35 mm, 126m The first of Howard Hawks's two variations on his own Rio Bravo finds Robert Mitchum playing a hard - drinking sheriff who teams up with an old friend (hired gun John Wayne) to protect a wealthy rancher (Ed Asner) and his family from the threatening advances of another rancher's fearsome gang.

As the plots of these films go, sometimes the husband of the film ends up looking like the bad guy as he tries, mostly in vain, to keep the uncouth individual from threatening to tear his marriage or family apart.

With a 0 - 100 km / h time of 4.9 seconds it is some way from threatening the 4.2 seconds set by the 612 but is faster than the normal GT by 0.3 seconds.