Sentence examples for actions that endanger from inspiring English sources

Among the charges: possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages, hazing, actions that endanger a student and giving false information to university officials, Richard McKaig, then the dean of students, told the Chicago Tribune.

Whenever Israeli war hawks engage in actions that endanger the peace process, they--facing a flood of international criticism--usually seek solace in the United States.

UNICEF condemns this attack and calls for an end to any actions that endanger children.

Iran opposed "any kind of violent action that endangers lives," the spokesman said, while "in recent years, Canada's radical government has put in practice a project to harass Iran and it is clear that it has pursued these hostile actions".

So we are wary of vigilantism and military action that endangers these children.

But when the man convicted of murdering his parents is released from jail, he stumbles into ineptly bloody action that endangers his sister (Amy Hargreaves) and her daughters.

"Given the close proximity of plaintiffs to the suspect," Judge Jones concluded, "the admitted failure of some officers to look for bystanders before firing their weapons creates a triable issue as to whether the police violated departmental guidelines prohibiting actions that unnecessarily endanger innocent persons".

To see Congress take actions that would endanger that progress -- I think that would be quite unfortunate". .

Does that endanger anyone?

And to think that you take action that would endanger thousands of public servants just struck me as beyond the pale".

In the meantime, both parties should avoid any action that would endanger the civilian population in the affected area," it said.