But a series of improprieties at the institute, known as Cprit, has endangered the state's mission, and a moratorium placed on Cprit grants while leaders work to reform the institute has left Texas' cancer community hanging in the balance.
The shortfalls included "unwarranted delays to diagnosis and treatment" – which the report said, could have endangered patients – as well as unsafe information and records systems.
But those strikes have endangered civilians as much as the enemy, and they seem to have primarily succeeded in generating more popular support for the rebels among ethnic Albanians in Macedonia.
The presence of U.S. bases can turn a country into an explicit target for foreign powers or militants -- just as U.S. installations have endangered Americans overseas.
When informed by his commanding officer, Commander Kerr, of the intention to recommend him, Hichens requested that the recommendation be dropped as he now felt he had endangered two of the boats in the flotilla trying to rescue his friends.
The cyclists' response to the Norfolk tweet is a sign of the growing social media "enforcement" action taken against drivers who are seen as having either endangered or threatened two-wheelers.
First, H5N1 virus infection may threaten the survival of endangered felids, as has been shown recently for other emerging viruses in susceptible wildlife (19, 20 ).
It has a simple logo – "Highland Tiger, the Scottish wildcat" – to hammer home the fact that the animal has become as endangered as the tiger and that it is, pound for pound, as ferocious as any other feline on the planet.
Some special plants found in the area, such as the Qingdao lily (Lilium tsingtauense), have been listed as endangered and have been protected.
While few species have been restored to a healthy status, 99% of species listed as endangered have been saved from extinction.
The book also updates the fate of several places that the first edition had listed as endangered.
