Sentences with phrase «imminent threat of»

The only thing that keeps Fall from being my SOLE favorite is the imminent threat of cold weather!

# 1 - You are forced to sell and therefore, you must be compensated OR # 2 you place your property up for sale because there is an imminent threat of a requisition or condemnation.

Although, to misquote someone, probably Mark Twain, «There's nothing like the imminent threat of hanging to focus the mind of the accused.»

«The imminent threat of repeal, and the uncertainty of what any replacement will look like has forced Connecticut and states across the country to act immediately to protect against a dangerous void of necessary health care provisions... Over 55 million women now have coverage for birth control and other preventive services without out - of - pocket costs, which saved women $ 1.4 billion on birth control pills alone in 2013.»

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.

LASPO took effect in April 2013, removing legal aid from vast tranches of civil and private family law, including housing (except where an imminent threat of homelessness exists) and social security law.

Is that the myth that scientists were saying there was an imminent threat of an ice age, or are we going back to the Club of Rome?

«In the face of that failure, more and more regular people are stepping up to take direct action to resist the imminent threat of the fossil fuel industry.»

The GREEN vote is rising at the moment, quite properly given the imminent threat of Antrartic & Greenland ice - meltdowns.

Within the frame of the Project Space Award 2017 Can independent project spaces and initiatives escape the imminent threat of being pushed out of the...

By adding such an imminent threat of death, it makes progressing through each area of the game feel like a major success.

(a) «Dangerous dog» means any dog which (i) without justification attacks a person, companion animal as defined in subdivision five of section three hundred fifty of this chapter, farm animal as defined in subdivision four of section three hundred fifty of this chapter or domestic animal as defined in subdivision seven of this section and causes physical injury or death, or (ii) behaves in a manner which a reasonable person would believe poses a serious and unjustified imminent threat of serious physical injury or death to one or more persons, companion animals, farm animals or domestic animals or (iii) without justification attacks a service dog, guide dog or hearing dog and causes physical injury or death.

That's partly because the imminent threat of the high - end chain wouldn't justify the financial hit of reacting with deep discounts, suggested Brynn Winegard, a marketing expert at Winegard and Company.

Mysteries for adult readers nearly all involve a murder — or (in the case of thrillers and suspense) at least the imminent threat of one.

Side curtain airbags are designed to pre-emptively engage if there's imminent threat of a rollover and stay inflated longer during a rollover.

All of these models will help Jaguar Land Rover respond to the new Tesla Model X, as well as the imminent threat of other all - electric crossovers from German brands like Audi.

One minute all was grey with clouds hurrying past in a frantic rush overhead, changing the sky to an ominous colour with the imminent threat of a downpour,

The imminent threat of Ghana's water resources running dry in a few years gets scarier by the day.

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.

Events in Birmingham, and the imminent threat of violence associated with them, appear to have acted as a turning point.

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

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

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

«He was so youthful to take over a major chain and there was this imminent threat of Walmart's food empire moving north, so yes, I think there was some skepticism,» Hardy said.

The Japanese Yen and gold are both trading lower after yesterday's safe haven rally, as the imminent threat of the widening of the Syrian conflict eased, but we wouldn't rule out another quick change in sentiment, even as early as today, and the precious metal remains one of our favorite bets in the current environment.

My research with Professor Balzer at Georgetown University, found missed opportunities in labor cooperation between the two countries, rather than imminent threats of a Chinese takeover.

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.

Not exact matches

But when no threats are imminent, rotating - floor technology can be used for a more relaxing purpose in the dining room, allowing all guests a view of the great lake.

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.

Meanwhile, Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency in the county, saying the «threat of a potential emergency is imminent.»

Scott therefore warned that the «threat of a potential emergency is imminent.»

«With the threat environment unlikely to abate per a host of global tensions spanning China, the Mideast, North Korea, and Russia, we do not foresee any imminent fall - off in US military budgets,» wrote Morgan Stanley analysts led by Rajeev Lalwani.

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.

In the wake of this most recent tragedy, one Duke professor expressed skepticism about whether the University is properly prepared for imminent security threats such as active shooter situations.

An emergency alert was sent to mobile phones and interrupted TV broadcasts warning people of an imminent missile threat on Saturday morning.

Uber answered that the law requires there be a threat of imminent misuse, that Waymo must prove that Levandowski has or intends to misuse the trade secrets — which it says Waymo hasn't done.

UK terror threat level raised Following an attack outside an arena in Manchester that killed 22 and injured scores more Monday, British prime minister Theresa May put the country on its highest alert level, warning of the potential for an imminent follow - on attack.

Because many of Notre Dame's nominally Catholic professors either were never believers or are apostates, the threat to the Christian identity of the University in 1992 is imminent.

We do not find ourselves permitted by the Word of God, however, to advise a woman to leave her husband, except by force of necessity; and we do not understand this force to be operative when a husband behaves roughly and uses threats to his wife, nor even when he beats her, but when there is imminent peril to her life... [W] e... exhort her to bear with patience the cross which God has seen fit to place upon her; and meanwhile not to deviate from the duty which she has before God to please her husband, but to be faithful whatever happens [«Letter From Calvin to an Unknown Woman,» June 4, 1559, Calvini Opera, XVII, col. 539, in P. E. Hughes, editor, The Register of the Company of Pastors of Geneva in the Time of Calvin (Eerdmans, 1966), pp. 344 - 345].

No doubt Elijah is facing the psychic threat of his imminent death.

The document claims that «legal scholars and international jurists often conditioned the legitimacy of preemption on the existence of an imminent threat — most often a visible mobilization of armies, navies, and air forces preparing to attack.»

The purpose is to «interdict enabling technologies and materials» — by implication, to wage war on Iraq for seeking to develop weapons of mass destruction even in the absence of an actual and imminent threat against the U.S.

Then it continues, «We must adapt the concept of imminent threat to the capabilities and objectives of today's adversaries.»

Further, the likely prospect of contamination of food crops by GM crops engineered with Terminator places the entire global food supply at imminent risk, and it therefore poses unacceptable threats to food and seed sovereignty and agro-biodiversity.

Massages follow, until the circulationimproves and the threat of gangrene is no longer imminent.

Still, the one element that will drive NFL Life Line to break confidentiality with law enforcement is an imminent threat to the life of the caller.

The Thor - Guard systems will automatically sound sirens that can be heard on any part of the courses when the threat of lightning is imminent.

As a general rule, the use of military force to resolve territorial disputes that haven't arisen «imminently» (i.e. hours or days or weeks or maybe even a few months ago), is frowned upon, and the more less imminent the threat, the more problematic intervention becomes.

The Hawaii emergency management worker who sent a false alert last month warning of an imminent missile attack says he was convinced the threat was real and «100 percent sure» he was doing the right thing.

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.»