Sentences with phrase «posing immediate threats»

While Barcelona poses no immediate threat to the Valley's crown, it does seem poised to make a big splash on the international start - up scene.

The hack posed an immediate threat to human life, which is why Hollywood Presbyterian was the perfect target.

France was - after Revolution, Terror, and Napoleon - a volatile mix of the autocratic and republican, but posed no immediate threat to others.

In addition, I anticipate the need for debris removal, which poses an immediate threat to lives, public health, and safety.

This year, the governor's proposed budget includes fewer measures that posed an immediate threat to the city, but de Blasio still expressed some concerns.

Many vaccinologists these days, including Poland, are also developing vaccines for pathogens that do not pose an immediate threat.

None are known to pose an immediate threat, but some are bona fide civilization stompers.

The agency says the amount of asbestos «should not pose an immediate threat to residents», despite the fact that it exceeds the maximum allowed under the Air Pollution Control Law, which imposes a limit of 10 fibres per litre.

As the American West, parched by prolonged drought, braces for a season of potentially record - breaking wildfires, new research suggests these events not only pose an immediate threat to people's safety and their homes, but also could take a toll on human health, agriculture and ecosystems.

Intelligence Squared U.S. energy and environment debates shine a critical light on the most pressing issues spurred by climate change and 21st century environmental priorities, including clean energy, fracking, organic and genetically modified foods, and whether or not global warming poses an immediate threat.

Meanwhile, RBC said the erosion in affordability does not pose any immediate threat to the health of the Canadian housing market and that the Bank of Canada is not expected to begin nudging interest rates higher until the middle of 2015.

In addition to the generally unhealthy nature of pizza, there are two common pizza ingredients that can pose an immediate threat to your cat's life: garlic and onions.

While these conditions pose no immediate threat to your feline, they need to be addressed.

(a) If upon investigation it is determined by the animal control officer or law enforcement officer that probable cause exists to believe the dog in question poses an immediate threat to public safety, then the animal control officer or law enforcement officer may seize and impound the dog pending the hearings to be held pursuant to this article.

In stark contrast to the random encounters prevalent in most traditional role playing games, hack and slash action games are littered with enemies that pose an immediate threat the moment you enter a new screen or area.

Set in the year 2014, Mexico has sunken into a civil war which poses an immediate threat to the United States.

While the company behind the project, Enbridge, is trying to label the project a «replacement» pipeline, it would be a massive expansion that would go straight through Indigenous territory, violating treaty rights, and posing an immediate threat to water, land and way of life.

While the company behind the project, Endrige, is trying to label the project a «replacement» pipeline, it would be a massive expansion that would go straight through Indigenous territory, violating treaty rights, and posing an immediate threat to water, land and way of life.

While it does not pose an immediate threat to other organisms, there is always the concern that it could evolve into a different form that could be transmissible to humans or other vertebrates.

Even if the matter does not pose an immediate threat or strongly indicate a potential criminal contravention (and that will be for the police to determine, not the complainant or employer), it is our view that the employer or any party involved could consider calling the police to investigate a potential criminal contravention.

However, if you observed the officer discharge his weapon, and he continued his armed assault, and it was clear to you that he was shooting at a person that posed no immediate threat to another person, then it's conceivable your use of lethal force would considered justified.

Above are some questions that a life insurance company will ask to determine whether or not your angina poses any immediate threat.

While it's easy to argue that Google hasn't rolled out the fix because it doesn't pose any immediate threat, the fact that KRACK is a known issue is enough for Google to roll out a fix for all Pixels and Nexuses, just like Samsung is already doing with the huge collection of phones it has, including the 2015 Galaxy S6 and Note 5.

Helsinger's greatest passion is to help identify cardiac issues earlier in children before they pose an immediate threat.

Not exact matches

Christians, on the other hand, pose a serious and immediate threat to religious freedom.

The most immediate threat is posed by legislative efforts to include language in the pending Agriculture Appropriations bill which would weaken or remove various school food requirements.

While vomiting is an uncomfortable side effect of pregnancy, most instances do not pose a health threat to the mom and the baby, so it is not an immediate sign for concern.

The court itself was instrumental in helping to refine the definition of a legitimate target, insisting that there needed to be a specific and immediate threat posed by a specific individual.

Despite climate change posing an immediate existential threat for New York, the pensions still invest heavily in fossil fuel companies.Recent reports have revealed, at business as usual, New York City is at risk for Sandy - like flooding at least every 20 years.

But while the threats posed by plastic bags may not seem as immediate as others, they at least warrant a frank discussion about the merits of enacting a ban.

The suit calls the watchdog entity's action «bureaucratic overreach» that poses an «immediate and serious threat to First Amendment freedom.»

The Pentagon itself has described climate change as an «immediate» risk and major threat multiplier, one that could cause crops to fail, spark mass migrations and increase conflict for dwindling water resources (to say nothing of the threat sea level rise poses to U.S. naval bases around the world).

As a result, rising levels of CO2 do not obviously pose an immediate, let alone imminent, threat to the earth's climate.»

The levels should not represent an immediate threat, but could pose health concerns if they persist over time.

But it's the Tiguan that poses the greatest immediate threat to the Yeti variant that Skoda expects will be the volume seller.

The notion that exotic pets pose a direct and immediate threat to their owners» neighbors is just one front in animal - rights groups» war on the pet trade.

Not only does this pose a grave threat to their immediate surroundings, but it also has far reaching implications for much wider territories.

What is certain though is that they pose an immediate and very real threat to your survival, making players» decisions whether to run or stand his ground crucial in each varying situation.

As a result, rising levels of CO2 do not obviously pose an immediate, let alone imminent, threat to the earth's climate.»

The editorial warned that «Climate change poses an immediate and grave threat, driving ill health and increasing the risk of conflict, such that each feeds on the other.»

Yes, the threat of war seemed immediate and concrete but so too is the threat posed by the climate crisis that has already likely been a substantial contributor to massive disasters in some of the world's major cities.

I would employ deadly force on someone who posed an immediate and deadly threat to myself or others.

Tariffs pose a clear and immediate threat to the U.S. solar industry.

The decision was supported by an extensive record of information supporting his determination that certain deepwater drilling posed a threat of serious, irreparable, or immediate harm or damage to the marine, coastal, and human environment.

President Obama said we should listen to climate scientists and act forcefully to address the immediate and long - term threats climate change poses to present and future generations.

With the world economy in shambles, and nearly all national governments awash in debt, there is diminishing incentive for politicians to spend scarce public funds on the much - hyped hypothetical future «threats» posed by global warming — especially when there are very real, tangible issues demanding immediate attention and funding.

They focused on immediate steps that shale gas producers could take to reduce the pollution threat posed by fracking.

limit pollutants, toxins and other environment conditions that pose immediate and long - term threats to health;

When a piece of medical equipment fails or malfunctions, it can pose both immediate and long - term threats to a patient's health or life.

-- although the exact origin of the phrasing is unknown, it is believed to have originated from older times when sickness posed a more immediate and significant threat.