Sentence examples for considered to pose from inspiring English sources
Only 5,778 of the 31,392 sex offenders are considered to pose sufficient risk to require higher-level supervision, 600 fewer than in 2006/07.
Younger cattle are considered to pose less risk of mad cow disease, a fatal brain illness that is sometimes transmitted to humans.
Neither Shaul Mofaz, the Kadima leader, nor Ms. Yacimovich of the Labor Party are considered to pose a serious threat to Mr. Netanyahu at this stage.
Putnam's realism also led him to pursue a realist interpretation of quantum mechanics, a theory generally considered to pose insurmountable difficulties for the realist.
In the brief, the government also rejected Ms. Stewart's legal challenge to the strict security rules imposed by the government on Mr. Abdel Rahman and certain other prisoners who are considered to pose continuing threats of violence.
Bodies found afterward were badly decomposed and were considered to pose a threat of disease or water contamination, he said, so the government ordered them quickly buried or cremated after forensic samples were taken.
The Linke condemned the ease with which authorities will be able to deport some perpetrators considered to "pose a danger to the general public", possibly to face persecution in their homelands.
What factors considered to a pose risk of injury or disease in higher income countries and occupational settings, are people exposed to during water carrying?
The authors assert that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be considered to be posing a potential conflict of interest.
Only 92 of the 400 chemicals (23%) were positive in two species and thus by international criteria are considered likely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans.
