Sentences with phrase «in imminent danger»

Workers are less likely to save as much for retirement if they fear they're in imminent danger of losing their jobs.

Unfortunately, we often do not have foster space available to immediately take in dogs that are not in imminent danger.

Something that places her own life in imminent danger?

Reasons this might happen is if the primary parent is arrested or puts the children in imminent danger through illegal drug use.

So, even if you're a brilliant entrepreneur in every other way, you must stay squarely focused on managing your company's cash flow to avoid putting your business in imminent danger.

Sadly, this newly found reef is already in imminent danger just after being found.

Generally a mortgage company will only consider a deed in lieu of foreclosure if the loan is in default and in imminent danger of foreclosure.

Even if your pet isn't in imminent danger, they may still be uncomfortable enough to need urgent care.

Or has she stumbled onto something very real and very sinister - something that places her own life in imminent danger?

The complaint alleges civil rights violations, including assault and battery, claiming that French was not in imminent danger when he opened fire.

If the parent legitimately believes the children are in imminent danger with the other parent, then...

In the event an emergency situation occurs and you are in imminent danger while traveling in a foreign country, the travel insurance company will arrange for you and your insured dependents to be evacuated immediately to a place of safety.

The range of creatures in imminent danger from this hazard includes mollusks and crustaceans such as clams, oysters, lobsters, and crabs; large sea creatures for which shellfish is a dietary staple, notably seals, otters, and walruses; and most worrisome of all, plankton and other microscopic organisms that sustain mighty whales and fish big and small.

Report an animal in imminent danger to your local police department immediately with any information, like the specific location of the animal, the kind of abuse or neglect, and if it is happening right now.

(c) A person commits an offense if he intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence, by act or omission, engages in conduct that places a child younger than 15 years in imminent danger of death, bodily injury, or physical or mental impairment.

The British leader also acknowledged that many Christians in the world are in imminent danger because of their faith, either as believers in countries where persecution is rife, or as missionaries or aid workers in dangerous situations.

The Tories were never in imminent danger of tearing themselves apart over Europe, given the political imperative of reducing Britain's national debt, but grumbling discomfort remains.

Despite ongoing attempts by various Republican candidates — including GOP gubernatorial hopeful Rob Astorino — to make hay of the Lopez scandal, Silver is still speaker, and does not appear in any imminent danger of losing that post.

Mary Honeyball, who is MEP for the Labour Party in London, said: «Jeremy Corbyn's corrosive leadership has brought the Labour Party close to the edge, and tragically the party I know and love is now in imminent danger of imploding all together.»

But that leaves about 1,200 archaeological treasure troves in imminent danger of being submerged, including Paleolithic and Neolithic sites that will never be investigated.

From there, we journey to a submarine in imminent danger of disaster — the captain has gone nuts, a case of «explosive jelly» has gone bad and will blow up if the sub tries to surface, and there is only two days of oxygen left.

His American counterparts know him by a different title: Crazy Fakhir, a man who rides the edge of his luck, constantly in imminent danger.

In fact Geostorm is reminiscent of the classic disaster movies but fortunately does not dwell too much on insignificant characters in imminent danger but instead chooses to focus on it's stars.

Sorry, gentle readers, but much as I enjoy pretending to be a mayor from 60 years ago in imminent danger of having my body dissolved by a sentient jelly chair, I can't keep it up.

But, If it's true that many institutions can't own your stock when it falls below $ 5, and if you get de-listed when your stock falls below $ 1, and if (1) can trigger (2), then the rating agencies are perilously close to having AAA ratings on companies in imminent danger of being de-listed (unless a reverse split can postpone the day of reconing)

If an animal is in imminent danger contact your local Animal Control Office or Police Department.

According to Jean Letcher, Manager at the Tulsa Animal Welfare, the current protocol is if the animal is in imminent danger for its life, call the police.

Coastal locations where erosion is particularly severe and / or where coastal development is in imminent danger include North Topsail Beach and Nags Head in North Carolina; the west end of Dauphin Island in Alabama; Galveston, Texas; and Miami Beach, Florida [1].

Protective custody is the detention of someone in imminent danger of being a victim of a violent crime if not detained.

I served in a imminent danger pay area in Afghanistan from 2009 to 2010.

Two civilian witnesses, who did not testify in the grand jury, told investigators they did not believe French was in imminent danger when he opened fire.

Priority is given to dogs coming from abuse or neglect situations, shelter turnovers, owner surrenders, or other situations that might place the dog in imminent danger of homelessness, injury, neglect or death.

If the court concludes contact between a child and a parent will place the child in imminent danger of serious harm, the judge may issue an order either temporarily terminating that parent's access to the child or require the parent's visitation to be supervised until further order of the court.

If the parent legitimately believes the children are in imminent danger with the other parent, then...

In the event that an emergency situation occurs, and you are in imminent danger while traveling in a foreign country, the right coverage on your travel insurance policy will help you and any insured dependents be evacuated to a place of safety.

One of the main reasons that our [faerie] grandfather has showed up again is because I'm in imminent danger from Warlow, whom we still don't know that much about, or where he is, or how imminently that threat is going to present itself.

Logically, one of the main reasons why stress biologically prevents pregnancy is so that we are protected: it isn't safe to get pregnant while living in imminent danger!

Spot an animal in imminent danger or distress?

A federal judge orders the Obama administration to clarify a 2008 decision by the Bush administration that said the polar bear was threatened by global warming but not in imminent danger of extinction.

(c - 1) For purposes of Subsection (c), it is presumed that a person engaged in conduct that places a child in imminent danger of death, bodily injury, or physical or mental impairment if:

U.S. «The economy isn't in imminent danger of relapsing into recession [according to the Federal Reserve, most private economists and Wall Street strategists]... but the Economic Cycle Research Institute, an organization with an excellent track record, says the U. S. is actually heading into another recession.»

The familiar bright yellow Cavendish banana is ubiquitous in supermarkets and fruit bowls, but it is in imminent danger.

You will also need to provide a leave and earnings statement which reflects the fact that you are receiving increased pay due to being in imminent danger or hostile areas.

Although this coerced silence gave Bonhoeffer opportunity to intensify the writing of his intended magnum opus, Ethics, it also put him in imminent danger of conscription into the military.