Sentence examples for believed at risk from inspiring English sources

A tenth of all houses are now believed at risk of inundation.

By Monday, as it headed towards Manila, it had been downgraded to a tropical storm; the capital, which many believed at risk of heavy flooding, saw only moderate rainfall, though areas south of metro Manila had it worse.

Surrounding areas believed at risk from further landslides are being evacuated, officials said.

One month ago, he introduced new laws allowing the police to detain people they believe are "at risk of causing a protest" for up to 48 hours without charges or access to a lawyer.

One month ago, he introduced new laws allowing the police to detain people they believe are "at risk of causing a protest" for up to 48 hours without charges or access to a lawyer.

In a survey of 21 Westchester police officers conducted in 2007 by the Older Driver Network, all of them said they had observed older drivers in their community who they believed were at risk of an accident.

Some advocates do not believe an at-risk section of the population should be detained at all while their cases are processed and doubt if staff will truly be able to guarantee their safety and wellbeing.

Last week, she told lawyers that she believes both sides are "at risk" if the jury delivers a verdict.

Surveillance officers are provided with "spotter cards" used to identify the faces of target individuals who police believe are at risk of becoming involved in domestic extremism.

She is also calling for immediate action to reduce exposure to toxic air for children such as her son, Robert, whose lives she believes, remain at risk.

Under section 46 of the Children Act 1989 police officers can decide to remove a child who they believe is at risk of "significant harm" to a place of safety for up to 72 hours.