Grief-stricken, she heads south to her father, who is imperiled in a different way — by his efforts to avoid serving the Nazis.
@TXRandy14 #freespeech....The essential nature of our national compact, to enfranchise the views of all, is imperiled in a hostile and suspicious environment.
Those efforts, he said, could be "imperiled in numerous ways if Indonesia and its officials curtailed cooperation in response to perceived disrespect for its sovereign interests".
Those advances may be imperiled in the wake of court rulings that have prompted Chicago Public Schools to look for factors other than race when assigning students to such schools.
You consistently supported trying Zacarias Moussaoui in Federal Court, based upon the quality of the case against Moussaoui, and your opinion that national security would not be imperiled in that setting.
The differentiation of these taxa is important because A. tenella has been considered to be imperiled in at least two states but merging these taxa would eliminate A. tenella for consideration for protection.
Several vessels were imperiled; in one case a pilot boat capsized after colliding with another ship.
Tuesday night's special election in South Carolina's First Congressional District was won by a Republican, Mark Sanford, the former South Carolina governor whose political career was imperiled in 2009 after he disclosed an extramarital affair.
"Just this latest crackdown, when you have independent librarians imprisoned, is evidence enough that intellectual freedom is imperiled in Cuba," said Laura Y. Tartakoff, a professor of political science at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
In the lead-up to this year's midterm elections, HuffPost Opinion asked writers to examine the many ways that voting ― a fundamental and hard-won civil right ― is imperiled in the United States.
