Sentence examples for dangerous measures from inspiring English sources
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the Texas Medical Association and the Texas Hospital Associations all agree that provisions in this bill will put women's health and safety in danger -- leaving some to resort to desperate and dangerous measures.
"This accident again underscores the dangerous nature of these hazardous journeys, and the desperate and dangerous measures people will resort to when they are fleeing persecution in their home countries," the UN refugee agency said in a statement.
Many of them are in states where the topic of abortion is so stigmatized that women are driven to dangerous measures to end pregnancies, like drinking Clorox. .
With study after study showing that voter fraud is largely a myth, we need to organize to repeal these dangerous measures once and for all.
Having a plan in place also saves rescuers from having to take extraordinary and sometimes dangerous measures to reach animals in distress.
Dov Khenin, a legislator from the Joint Arab List, the largest Arab party, said on Israel Radio that "under cover of anxiety, dangerous measures of racist exclusion are being advanced".
It also scuttled a dangerous measure to loosen gun regulation.
As both Apple and the FBI prepared for a renewed courtroom clash, Senator Ron Wyden attacked a draft bill from his Senate intelligence committee colleagues as a dangerous measure to undermine encryption.
She says she's sure Mr. Kemp would have opposed the current Republican effort to tie the District's vote to a dangerous measure, backed by the National Rifle Association, to gut the city's gun regulations.
Restricting the rights of shareholders who are engaging in such arbitrage would have been a "radical and dangerous measure," said Fabrice Seiman, who helps manage the merger-driven hedge fund Lutetia Capital.
Senator Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey and Representative Carolyn McCarthy of New York sent a letter to President Obama on Wednesday calling the legislation a "dangerous measure" and saying its passage would weaken state gun laws.
