Sentence examples for danger that information from inspiring English sources

In a 1953 ruling in United States v. Reynolds about the deaths of civilians in a military plane crash, the court first recognized and upheld the privilege, agreeing the government could withhold a report about the crash because there was "a reasonable danger" that information about secret electronic equipment would be disclosed.

There's also a danger that information which is supposed to be objective acquires a commercial slant.

(Kim Jong Un, sensing the danger that information poses, has denounced foreign movies and music as "poisonous weeds". In 2015, his government warned that people caught with illegal videos could face ten years of hard labor).

An important factor is the transmission of information on danger that has an influence on nonlinear crowd dynamics during the process of crowd dispersion.

The key, she said, is teaching children of immigrants the dangers of smoking, so they take that information back home.

While in some cases this could be a useful source of information there was also a danger that the information received and acted upon was inaccurate.

My response would be, "Yes, if you use that information to write a story that puts us all in danger".

If you have any type of information that leads you to believe the child is in danger, that can qualify as reasonable suspicion.

"We decided that, given the danger she was facing, her best chance of safe release was to act on that information," Mr. Hague said.

As a result, cyberspace has increased the danger that personal information originally disclosed to friends and colleagues may be exposed to, and misinterpreted by, a less-understanding audience.

The reasoning behind this was that the moment anyone takes action he is no longer a neutral observer, and there is great danger that the information he gathers is tainted.