Sentence examples for danger of arrest from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they were in imminent danger of arrest.

The organisers and students, and some tutors at least were often in danger of arrest.

The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan was blamed for the bombings, but any overtly observant Muslim was in danger of arrest.

The four are now in danger of arrest and trial if they visit Israel or try to reach the West Bank via Israel.

Danton's support of the governmental policy of stabilization was doubtless not without ulterior motives, both personal and political; he was determined to save friends of his who had been arrested or who were in danger of arrest.

Robert Seldon Lady, the agency's station chief in Milan at the time, can no longer travel to Italy without danger of arrest, nor can the other C.I.A. officers named in the case.

To limit the danger of replication arrest, eukaryotes induce checkpoint proteins that stabilize and protect blocked replication forks (reviewed in Branzei and Foiani, 2007; Tourriere and Pasero, 2007).

When Yates points out that his own jeans are technically in breach of the law, he knows he isn't in any danger of being arrested.

Villar was taken aback and at first was even resistant to leave: the outside world was uncertain, there was the danger of being arrested again and a sense of solidarity in the detention centre.

Zecahrias was serving in the Eritrean military – as part of an indefinite mandatory military service scheme – when he left the country after learning that he was in danger of being arrested and possibly killed by the government.

A former Suffolk County highway patrol officer pleaded guilty today to violating the civil rights of four female drivers he had either forced to undress or inappropriately touched after detaining them, taking them to remote places and indicating that they were in danger of being arrested.