Sentences with phrase «typically under threat»
Even in modern times new religions that might compete with established order are typically under threat of persecution.
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Typically they prevent people from joining together to bring class - action lawsuits that can force companies to change their practices under the threat of big monetary damages.
Both Fariña and de Blasio have preferred to make decisions on struggling schools without state intervention, typically closing or merging schools that appear under direct threat of state action before the state can actually act.