But, in some cases, where the danger is imminent, the department will issue an emergency declaration to bulldoze the buildings, even if the owners have not been contacted.
Take a step back, and the peer group can be seen as a single organism that recoils from a threat, then sends out feelers, in the form of overtures from its members, to gauge whether danger is imminent or might be reduced.
Called the HopeBand, the wristband senses low blood oxygen levels and sends a text message and sounds an alarm if danger is imminent.
170People do not seem to panic easily, but panic mainly appears to occur when people are suddenly shocked (e.g. by a gun shot) or the danger is imminent.
Without it, we wouldn't be able to sound the proverbial alarm if danger were imminent.
Contrary to what our brains might tell us, venturing outside of our comfort zones doesn't mean danger is imminent.
While a bad rating doesn't necessarily mean danger is imminent, when combined with high traffic volumes, it signals possible trouble for a bridge.
Yanayev further claimed that the danger of collapse was imminent, and if the economic situation was not handled quickly, the Soviet Union would collapse.
As the law stands, the government can't prohibit speech unless it poses a clear and present danger, and that danger must be imminent.
The danger was more imminent on a scouting location, during which Carpignano traveled to a dangerous part of Algeria.
