Sentence examples for broader threat from inspiring English sources

The broader threat to security has hurt transport as well.

Mr Belo sees the media law as part of a broader threat to Timorese democracy.

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., in his dissent, saw a broader threat from the majority opinion.

Even in summer 2001, it said, counterterrorism analysts were slow to perceive a broader threat.

Abbott's interview with broadcaster Alan Jones on Monday also canvassed the broader threat of terrorism.

But The Global Times suggested that Xinjiang was also under broader threat from skilled separatist fighters hardened by combat in Syria.

Broader threats of market failure stemming from adverse selection and moral hazard also apply.

Human activities on a broader scale such as deforestation and human consequences causing climate change could produce broader threats to the species.

The document is an effort to define the broader threats to NATO and its populations, which now include terrorism, cyberwarfare and failed states, while reconfirming the idea of collective defense.

Another self-described Uighur Muslim separatist group, Turkestan Islamic Party, released a video dated July 23 that featured a statement by a Commander Seyfullah claiming responsibility for the two bus explosions and making broader threats against the Olympics.

"Choosing to follow or reject the multilateral path must not be a simple matter of political convenience," Annan said, and he invoked the example of the U.N.-mandated Gulf War as a reminder that "when states decide to use force to deal with broader threats to international peace and security, there is no substitute for the unique legitimacy provided by the United Nations".