Sentence examples for Imminent perils from inspiring English sources

The CRTC riposted that "holding a broadcasting licence is a privilege" and that broadcasters had a "duty to inform the public of imminent perils".

Calling for an international "Sustainability Revolution," spearheaded by faith leaders from around the world, American environmental leader Christina Lee Brown Thursday implored the 9th World Assembly of Religions for Peace to address the imminent perils of climate change.

Calling for an international "Sustainability Revolution," spearheaded by faith leaders from around the world, American philanthropist and environmental sustainability advocate Christina Lee Brown Thursday implored the 9th World Assembly of Religions for Peace to address the imminent perils of climate change.

The imminent peril also has disadvantages.

There is a decrease in admissions for involuntary confinement for the benefit of imminent peril.

Finally, with desocialized patients, imminent peril can facilitate access to care, but not continuity of care.

The imminent peril would be an immediate danger to the health or life of the patient.

Thousands of people still need to be rescued from imminent peril.

"The structure has been declared unsafe and in imminent peril," the statement said.

Imminent peril to the record of one politician is apparently not sufficient.

The imminent peril has advantages: it allows access to the care of people isolated and desocialized, of people whose identity is unknown, of pathological travellers.