Sentence examples for containing a threat from inspiring English sources
"We have identified all attackers...we can say that the attackers were affiliated with the Isis group," He told reporters that officers had received information in late November containing a threat from Isis to carry out large-scale attacks in the country.
In the subpoena, the government cited a violation to U.S. Code Title 18 Section 875, which prohibits "transmitting any communication in interstate or foreign commerce containing a threat to injure the person of another". This law has been applied to cyberbullying, stalking and threats transmitted over the Internet.
Throffers are those biconditional proposals that contain both a threat and an offer, as opposed to biconditional proposals containing a threat and neutral proposal, or an offer and a neutral proposal.
The legislative history, which contains debate over a rejected amendment that would have eliminated the words "knowingly and willfully" from the statute, reflects that the word "willfully" was included in order to avoid criminalizing behavior carried out with innocent intent (e.g. mailing to a friend, for informational purposes, a newspaper article containing a threat to the President).
The Volgograd attacks, at least one of them traced to Dagestan, also highlight the difficulty Russian security officials face in containing a threat from separatist groups that share an ideology but little in the way of coordination or command, Weiss said.
"They didn't like any space that was ambiguous or in their imagination could contain a threat".
It also contained a threat to walk out on the film, which caused the film-makers to consult the insurers.
Police determined a package addressed to the couple's home did not contain a threat after a delivery driver alerted authorities to the item Friday evening.
Similarly, it was agreed that if reporters were sent anonymous letters, unless they contained a threat they should be thrown out.
Though there was little in these laws that was actually objectionable, their thrust in the direction of a strong monarchy contained a threat to the church.
