Sentence examples for dangerous relation from inspiring English sources

Mailer proposed that two teen-agers who beat to death the owner of a candy store are living existentially, since their act puts them into a dangerous relation to the law.

His "sunshine policy" has tried to couple continued military vigilance with new openings aimed at encouraging more predictable, less dangerous relations across the 38th Parallel.

While going after hundreds of leaders and people the government considers dangerous, relations remain largely good with Sunni tribal sheiks in Anbar, where the Awakening was born.

In sum, the need to repair the Soviet image in the wake of the Prague Spring and the fear of dangerous relations with Peking and Washington at the same time, as well as the chronic Soviet need for agricultural imports and access to superior Western technology, were all powerful incentives for seeking détente.

It is particularly dangerous in relation to religion.

However, although jailing people who give illegal immigrants jobs will hardly help the workers, it is true, as Reagan argued, that the threat of deportation gives unfair bargaining advantages to bosses, creating a dangerous power relation.

It tends to be that it's our natural response to things that could be dangerous (in relation to surviving in the wilderness).

The strike "set dangerous precedents" in relations between the United States and Pakistan, it warned.

I thought it would be dangerous for my relations with men in the future".

All in all, the North's actions seemed to point not only to the end of the sunshine policy but also to a dangerous disintegration of relations.

They think it's dangerous to ruin relations with power, and think they will be able to make their own agreements".