Beyond a financial threat, their legal competitors say the unlicensed van drivers are a growing safety menace.
Viruses are real menace to human safety that cause devastating viral disease.
The competitor, Joshua Harmon, contended that the change created a deficiency that made the ET-Plus more of a menace than a safety feature, a contention that Trinity disputes.
During the elder Gotti's trial and after his conviction in April 1992, Mr. Sliwa repeatedly denounced him on his show as a menace to public safety.
Since rockburst is a violent expulsion of rock in high geostress condition, this causes considerable damages to underground structures, equipments and most importantly presents serious menaces to workers' safety.
Rep. 437, this court sustained a Connecticut statute directed to the extinction of grade crossings as a menace to public safety, and compelling this to be done at the expense of the companies, although the grade crossings had been long before established under legislative authority.
In another show of official efforts to stem public ire over menaces to food safety, China's Supreme People's Court, the country's highest court, on Friday issued guidelines for sternly punishing related offenses, like taking "ditch" cooking oil that has been used and dumped in drains and processing it to be resold for cooking.
The longwall mining system instability and coal gangue splashing menace the mining safety.
The headline of the quoted record speaks of "safety menace" and further on the record relates that even though "sufficient dilution of some radioisotopes in water renders them presently harmless, it is questionable whether radioactive wastes can be made safe for disposal in a drainage system in the ocean merely by aqueous dilution".
So we can now have a discussion about the latest public safety menace, the epidemic of gun violence.
