Sentence examples for danger of administering from inspiring English sources

The southern principality was ruled from Antananarivo by Andriantomponimerina. Andriamampandry tried on several occasions to warn Andriamasinavalona of the danger of administering the kingdom in this way.

While the F.D.A. has — for the last 35 years — admitted the dangers of administering antibiotics to healthy farm animals, it has so far declined to act.

Originally, their argument was focused on the technical dangers of administering a YouTube filtering mechanism, rather than solely demonstrating how the government's patchwork ban on YouTube, pornography, and other nominated sites contravened the country's constitution.

Experiences of teratogenic effects of administered drugs and other dangers for mother and fetus through, for example, placenta crossing drugs have resulted in ethics guidelines restricting research with pregnant women [ 55, 56].

By the time the 108th Congress convened in January 2003, drug makers no longer faced the danger of a benefit administered by Medicare.

An opponent countered, "The dose of the medicine you are administering is in danger of killing the patient".

Samaras blated the government saying "The dose of the medicine you are administering is in danger of killing the patient" and claiming Papandreou had caused "a social explosion".

"The dose of the medicine you are administering is in danger of killing the patient," said Antonis Samaras, the conservative opposition leader.

What if training them to administer Narcan were to heighten their awareness regarding the danger of drugs?

In the case of a CBRN attack, for example, antidotal medications which are potentially already in short supply can be administered only to people who were exposed and in danger of succumbing to attack related illness or injury.

While the creation of the Green Climate Fund to administer parts of the funding has important symbolic value, it is in danger of distracting from the most important issue.