Compulsory interventions always endanger violating basic civil rights and therefore careful monitoring of them is warranted.
The reckless among us, for example, will always foolishly endanger themselves and others, regardless of a product's safety.
His work implied that the body is a manipulatable instrument potentially dangerous and endangered and always politically loaded.
But this is to ignore the risk-taking that has always characterised and often endangered his career, and the intense spirit of physical and cerebral inquiry that impels him.
"Having come from Africa," he says, noting the impact of human activities on wildlife, "I've always been interested in endangered species".
Whether a profoundly endangered species that always seems to go out of its way to avoid the act of sexual congress really needs extra displacement activities is a matter for those better versed in panda husbandry than I.
Even so, shall we raise the bar so high as to ensure that Israel — forced to function in the often gritty, morally ambiguous world of international relations and politics, especially as a small, still endangered state — will always fall short?
"The birth of an animal like a giant panda or a critically endangered Sumatran tiger is always special," Kelly said.
The military has not always been so enthusiastic about saving endangered plants and animals, arguing that doing so would hinder its battle preparedness.
The Highways Agency said it was obliged to protect existing endangered species bats and always carried out environmental studies as part of new projects.
