Sentences with phrase «threat comes»

In particular, Haddon - Cave J had to consider whether employees (owing a fiduciary duty or otherwise) have a duty to inform their employer of a mounting competitive threat, even if that competitive threat comes or will come from the employee himself.

The standards of good faith and loyalty required of senior employees are emphasised, and said to extend to disclosing all prospective competitive threats, even if the threat comes from the employee himself.

The Appeal Court failed to draw a distinction between the threat from other prisoners, and the conduct for which the state was responsible, whereas the correct legal test when the threat comes from the acts of third parties is whether the state has failed to provide reasonable protection against harm inflicted by non-state agents.

A world where the threat comes from any where, activities you do, people you know and do not know, and things you own.

The threat comes because the Kyoto Treaty, under which developed nations pledged to cut their carbon emissions, expires at the end of this year.

For the red squirrel, the threat comes from competition with the invasive gray squirrel and a rapidly spreading disease that targets the species.

More generally, with limited large - scale agriculture in the Peruvian Amazon so far, arguably the biggest deforestation threat comes from colonization by Andean migrants with little or no knowledge of sustainable tropical horticulture and who can have devastating ecological impacts.

The threat comes not just from the extremes of heat of the kind that in 2015 killed an estimated 3,500 in India and Pakistan.

The threat comes from your side «the world will end!»

When your pants are made in Bangladesh, your cellphone components require minerals from gorilla habitat in Congo, your next deadly flu threat comes from a poultry / pig farm in China and your (and China's) emissions (slowly) influence the climate and coastal future around the world, where do your interests — and responsibilities — end?

The threat comes because the company's shares have failed to top the $ 1 range for 30 consecutive days.

Naturally, with a new threat comes new ways to fight it.

Threats The biggest threat comes from mass and Internet retailers.

While it's true that feral cats do pose a threat to endangered birds, the bigger threat comes from a disasterous loss of habitat caused by indiscriminate development.

They don't want to fight but will if the threat comes closer.

Just when Sarah begins to regain some hope and peace, a new threat comes into her life — one that threatens to break apart everything she has come to care for.

In the case of the Kindle Paperwhite, the threat comes from within — literally; specifically, the Kindle Fire tablets.

So far, the main threat comes from the BMW X5, Audi Q7 and Mercedes - Benz GLE - yes, again, the Germans - but the likes of Land Rover Discovery and Acura MDX (in the US) won't just sit and watch how Volvo tries to grab a piece of the pie.

The threat comes not from billionaires or charter schools or philanthropists.

But now Rick's group is fighting for something more than survival... They're fighting for their home, and they will defend that at any cost, against any threat, even if that threat comes from within.

When a threat comes to their small West Virginia town, Mike's hidden identity as an elite CIA agent is unlocked, and he thrillingly kills two men with a cup of ramen.

The Avengers might be Earth's Mightiest Heroes, but sometimes their greatest threat comes from within.

Then a threat comes of an invasion by the Ottoman empire, he loses his security and becomes quite vulnerable.

«The real bioterror threat comes from nature itself.»

«As the next epidemic or viral threat comes up — for example, the next Zika or Ebola — we think there's a lot of utility in using this for better surveillance for those outbreaks,» says Jonathan Gootenberg, another team member.

The moves have riled industry officials, who argue that antibiotics are essential to keeping animals healthy and the food supply safe, and that the most serious threat comes from indiscriminate use of antibiotics in people, not livestock.

The threat comes, on the one hand, from too - hot temperatures in coffee - growing countries, which may make wild Arabica plants extinct by 2080.

Perhaps the biggest threat comes from patents that cover the very way the Net works.

When a threat comes in, we can do one of two things: we can ditch our partner or forgive them over time.»

Toxic algae come in many forms, but off the West Coast the major health and economic threat comes from various Pseudo-nitzschia species which can, under certain conditions, produce domoic acid, which can cause gastrointestinal distress, seizures, memory loss and even death.

The threat comes hours after a top MS - 13 gang leader was extradited to New York and arraigned.

Wednesday's legal threat comes on the heels of Lopez's resignation from the Assembly and Silver's pledges to reform the legislative body's sexual harassment policies.

With Labour trapped in a spiral of decline part demographic, part self inflicted, her real threat comes from her own benches.

The threat comes after a UN speech last September in which the Argentinean president threatened the flight route and ratcheted up the tension with Britain ahead of an upcoming 30 - year anniversary of the conflict.

14.51 - Malcolm Rifkind: «some would say the real cyber threat comes from GCHQ» Is this right?

This latest threat comes after years of sustained cuts to domestic abuse support services.

After several doctors were arrested in connection with the latest failed terror attack, Mr McNulty said the terror threat comes from educated and innovative terrorists.

why do we never look at the opposition and assess where the threat comes from and set up accordingly, stoke plays deep with direct balls to creative players, liverpool plays high press counter attacking football why arent we more fluid based on the team we face?

An even more potent threat comes from Sweden's Gold Cup winner Lars Thorn who managed to slip in ahead of the Fays for the U.S. title.

usually the greater threat comes from within the religions doctrine..

But if the key question is where our greatest threat comes from today, then my contention is that many advocates for the New Evangelization in America have fatally misplaced their concern.

This new threat comes as IHS Markit has released a new analysis of the impacts on the solar industry from the recently imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum, finding a 1 — 1 / 12 cent per watt increase in the price of fixed - tilt systems and a 1 1/2 — 2 1/2 cent increase for trackers.

Brian Jean is positioning himself as Alberta's next premier, but the real threat comes from the Progressive Conservatives, not the Wildrose.

In Dick's case, Wedbush Securities estimates that the whole hunting segment, not just firearms, make up only 10 % of company sales and that the moves announced by Dick's would have at most a small impact on sales, with the biggest threat coming from a hit to store traffic.

The principal threat came from violent Islamist groups using the cartoons «to provoke grassroots jihadists to conduct violent attacks in the west», Stewart said.

At the same time that the system is defeating the threat that is coming at it, it will enable the main gun or sensor or weapons station to vector with sights to where the threat came from and engage, identify or call in fire.

«CVS has so many threats coming at them,» said Ana Gupte, a senior health care services analyst at Leerink Partners.

«The threat came: «You saw what happened in Douma.

Hackers could pose a threat come November elections, said Mark Graff, founder of cybersecurity company Tellagraff and the former chief information security officer for Nasdaq, during his keynote speech at the New York Institute of Technology's Annual Cybersecurity Conference last week.

The threat came just after Daniels had agreed to sell her story of the alleged intimate encounter with Trump for $ 15,000 dollars.