Sentence examples for class of dangerous from inspiring English sources

The new mutation is only found in one (large) class of dangerous bacteria and it only confers resistance to one particular antibiotic.

We give credit to the Obama administration for recognizing what Mr. Smith and his allies refuse to: that immigration detainees are far from a monolithic class of dangerous criminals.

Given all the other dangers of nuclear arms and proliferation these days, does it make sense for both Russia and the United States to wreck a model treaty that wiped out an entire class of dangerous missiles?

Last month's talks to mitigate global warming may have flopped (Science, 3 November, p. 920), but this week brought some consolation to those concerned about the planet's environmental health: the first-ever global agreement to abolish a class of dangerous industrial chemicals.

R v Ball did, however, create a class of dangerous – that of the act itself – where the jury knew more than the defendant; in this case, whilst the defendant knew he was loading a blank cartridge, the jury was entitled to ascribe knowledge that it might be a live cartridge to the reasonable man.

Insane Fear: The Discriminatory Category of "Mentally Ill and Dangerous" This article considers the constitutional and moral implications of the distinction the law draws between different classes of dangerous people, depending upon their status as mentally ill or mentally well.

Nor does the administration propose to ban classes of dangerous financial instruments that cannot be justified.

But in the 20th century, in liability cases involving a rapidly expanding class of potentially dangerous products like cars, drugs and medical devices, courts increasingly applied a standard of "strict liability," which held that manufacturers should pay whether or not they were directly at fault.

"The overwhelming evidence at trial established that Minnesota's civil commitment scheme is a punitive system that segregates and indefinitely detains a class of potentially dangerous individuals without the safeguards of the criminal justice system," wrote Judge Donovan Frank.

These facts support the concept that the trigeminal system is a warning system tuned to be responsive to diverse classes of potentially dangerous substances.

That is, has the application of modern military design to civilian firearms produced a class of weapons too dangerous to be in general circulation?