Sentence examples for cannot imperil from inspiring English sources

Israel cannot imperil a democratic island of 20 million in Asia without imperiling its moral call on a superpower to defend a democratic island of six million in the Middle East.

This means that combatants cannot use people as human shields and cannot imperil lives through indiscriminate use of fire-power," she said in a statement.

They cannot change jobs without imperilling their application.

This is a vision more befitting our time, one that does not look back to a heavy industry, carbon polluting economy, now infeasible as it imperils a warming planet and cannot be remade in a globally competitive market unlike the period prior to global trade liberalization of the early 1970s.

The law says that standards legally cannot cause a "massive dislocation to … or imperil the existence of … the industry". In other words, there must be some reasonable chance a firm could install the necessary engineering controls.

She made some iffy symbological pictures and a few perfectly awful ones — forgivably, given their service to her always imperilled morale — but her self-portraits cannot be overpraised.

Is it really possible that the president and Congress (who are the elected representatives of the people) cannot agree on any reasonable reductions that would not imperil the health and safety of the nation?

You cannot do a cost-benefit analysis of something that imperils society's economic and political foundations.

The tech firms must come to terms with the fact that every previous form of communication from the conversation to the letter to the phone has been open to some form of eavesdropping: they cannot claim their realm is so distinct and inviolate that it can imperil others' lives, especially as the number of people who need to be monitored is in the thousands.

The home secretary can ask the high court for an order restricting the liberty of a person who is suspected of posing a terrorist threat but cannot be prosecuted, either because the evidence is insufficient or inadmissible, or because using it would imperil national security or sources.

They maintain that, since their building does not imperil health or safety nor contribute to the making of a slum or a blighted area, it cannot be swept into a redevelopment plan by the mere dictum of the Planning Commission or the Commissioners.