Sentences with phrase «imminent threat»

On the contrary, there is a much more imminent threat of human self - destruction through nuclear war.

The more complex the self, the more refined its awareness of itself, the more imminent the threat of mental disorder.

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.

A recent study, however, shows evidence of an even more imminent threat: climate change.

Person A reasonably believed that the use of a taser on a particular individual B posed imminent threat of death or great bodily harm, and

The only link between our world and the giants» is a massive beanstalk grown from mystical beans... but it was long ago cut down, ridding the earth of imminent threat from the marauding giants.

In the last six months of 2015, two key education factions pulled back their advocacy efforts as imminent threats to unions subsided and charter groups dialed back their lobbying efforts in accordance with Cuomo's shifting priorities.

Chiasmocleis quilombola occupy coastal areas north of Espírito Santo State, a region that is under strong human pressure, therefore the species may face imminent threat of habitat loss.

The art design — on the other hand — is superb; every sprite is beautifully and effectively animated, which helps to identify imminent threats in attack sequences, particularly when things get hectic.

By refusing to bolster the beleaguered squad even when faced with imminent threat of relegation, Lerner has pretty much nailed his colours to the mast.

Whether or not you are a fighter, you never want to have a point of WEAKness, especially with all the other imminent threats out there — zombie apocalypse, alien invasion, and Solange Knowles.

Later, when it's revealed that the Tripods have been laying dormant beneath our feet all along (a plot point alluded to by the spoilerific tagline: «They're already here»), the subtle implication is that the most imminent threat to western civilisation is often a lot closer to home than we're willing to accept.

No useful data about imminent threats were ever elicited through the CIA's torture techniques.

A little something for those who find the escalating financial crisis overshadowing the somewhat less imminent threat of climate change.

Travel warnings from the Canadian embassy, the US and the UK, indicating imminent threats of terrorist attacks in the country has moved minority members in parliament to demand immediate action from government to assure the safety of the public.

The military may want to see signs of imminent threat before deciding the order is warranted and lawful

Ok, with the nonstop imminent threat of hell, we'll have to downgrade that one to «sip».

According to the US Secretary of State John Kerry, Mansour «posed a continuing imminent threat to US personnel in Afghanistan, Afghan civilians, Afghan security forces, and members of the US and the NATO coalition.»

With the election of Donald Trump, working families face multiple imminent threats,» said WFP state Director Bill Lipton.

Filled with problem solving, life lessons, and golden messages, Sam Iver: Imminent Threat follows a talented young gamer who employs all of his gaming skills in an attempt to save the life of a fellow player.

Using the alias Henry Ruff, Sam is one of the most feared players in a game called Imminent Threat.

Emerging Issues / Urgent Response Grants To meet the challenges of newly emerging feline diseases, epidemics, and other possible imminent threats to the health of cats, the Cornell Feline Health Center supports research on emerging issues that can't wait for the regular grant cycle.

There's plenty of item - hunting and puzzle solving in Conarium, but once you realize there's very little imminent threat, the horror falls flat.

On Saturday, November 21, Brussels, Belgium, issued a high terror alert due to an «$ imminent threat» $ of terrorism.

Some policies will not cover imminent threats unless the US Department of State issues a Travel Warning regarding that threat.

Only three types of alerts are allowed: alerts issued by the President, alerts involving imminent threats to safety or life, and amber alerts.

While the industry was busy watching for the lion (read technology companies) to charge over the hill and render brokers as obsolete as rotary phones, a more imminent threat emerged, unnoticed: the institutionalization of business and growth of discounted commissions.

However, I suspect the purchase has a lot more to do with diversifying Egypt's fleet, than with helping them deal with imminent threats.

The Kenyan government argues that the Dadaab camp is an «unbearable and the most imminent threat to national security».

A draft of the new ordinance defines a dangerous dog as one that a reasonable person believes poses a «serious and unjustified imminent threat of serious physical injury or death to a person or a companion animal,» or a dog that bites without provocation.

Under SARA, the Minister must make a recommendation to Cabinet that an emergency order is required for the protection of a listed wildlife species «if he or she is of the opinion that the species faces imminent threats to its survival or recovery.»

The Democrat said that sheriff's deputies, police or others in law enforcement don't have to unduly detain or hand over immigrants unless there is a court order to do so, or unless they believe the people in question may be terrorists or pose some other imminent threat.

The declining interest in global warming and other environmental issues might be unsurprising at a time when Americans face far more imminent threats to their jobs and homes.

A dog is considered dangerous if it attacks and injures a person, pet or farm animal without justification, or if it «behaves in a manner which a reasonable person would believe poses a serious and unjustified imminent threat of serious physical injury or death» to a person, pet or farm animal.

Yellen said at a press conference that she harbours no concern that inflation is an imminent threat.

«For that reason, We do not believe our vendors selling products directly on Amazon is an imminent threat,» Johnson said.

These imminent threats made me realize then that Earth's ecological outlook was so severe that humanity's very survival was at stake.

However, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said shortly after that he doesn't believe there is «any imminent threat» from North Korea, including on Guam.

Caplan said the only way Jackson could legally and ethically release information about Trump's mental state without the president's consent is if he determined Trump posed a direct, imminent threat to another person, but that is an extremely difficult standard to meet.

Those who live in the north (like everyone's favourite black sheep Jon Snow) know that white walkers are an imminent threat.

For that reason, we do not believe our vendors selling product directly on Amazon is an imminent threat.

Added Alter: «Happiness sends a signal that everything is fine, the environment doesn't pose an imminent threat, and there's no need to think deeply and carefully.»

Unresolved, these problems will have clear implications for the Canadian economy, a fact Prime Minister Stephen Harper acknowledged when he described the European debt crisis as «the most immediate and imminent threat to the global recovery.»

The C.I.A. worried that Mr. Mehsud, whose group then mainly targeted the Pakistan government, did not meet the Obama administration's criteria for targeted killing: he was not an imminent threat to the United States.

If people around an individual provide specific information showing that the person poses a risk, and two police officers agree that there is probable cause to believe that the person is an imminent threat, they submit a short affidavit of the proof to a judge.