Sentence examples for dangerous addressing from inspiring English sources

President Bush's decision to relate the war on terrorism to World War II is offensive to those who fought in that war and also profoundly dangerous ("Addressing Cadets, Bush Sees Parallel to World War II," news article, June 3).

But Clinton's calculation appears to be that the Ferguson conflict is one too complex, or dangerous, to address.

Worse, removing that day of reckoning now requires addressing dangerous centrifugal politics as well as procrastinating economics.

But it was an equivocal agreement that was, to many, a disappointing conclusion to a two-year process that had the goal of producing a comprehensive and enforceable action plan for addressing dangerous changes to the global climate.

Deep schisms in the US over climate change are on show at the UN climate talks in Bonn – where two sharply different visions of America's role in addressing dangerous global warming have been put forward to the world.

But Mr. Franks, who has been hamstrung by a lack of money for statewide television commercials, nonetheless made the most of his time before the cameras, belittling Mr. Corzine as "fiscally confused," calling his ideas "dangerous" and frequently addressing him only as "Jon".

The team also contributed to an interpretive plan for Pauli Murray's childhood home in Durham's West End and hosted the Dangerous Memories speaker series addressing the challenges of dealing with difficult or hidden histories on American university campuses.

In public policy (and life in general), addressing a dangerous risk is more cost-effective than fixing a problem after it emerges.

All because he said he tried to address dangerous practices that led to unsafe conditions, like the fires that repeatedly flared up at the building in the weeks before the fatal blaze.

The basic principle behind TPM safety activities is to address dangerous conditions and behavior before they cause accidents.

The European Court of Justice has now demanded that the UK take urgent action to address dangerous levels of air pollution".