The committee did not say what part of the code of conduct Mr. Del Vecchio was in danger of violating, a fairly common omission in such opinions.
The company still has an uptapped $1.5 billion line of credit and said it was not in danger of violating any loan covenants.
They are increasing their bet on a company that last year was in danger of violating loan covenants because of slumping sales.
In 2002, when he became chief executive, Time Warner stock had dropped so precipitously that the company was in danger of violating its debt covenants.
Ardent pacifists, Ella and Bert started putting together Facts, an antiwar and antigovernment periodical, but stopped after six issues, in danger of violating the Espionage and Sedition Acts.
Were we to do away with the four-month requirement, we would be in danger of violating the Constitution.All nations that go by a volunteer system, especially those that had practiced conscription, experience a temporary dip in personnel numbers.
That is an incentive to be tough.Banks have also sought to stop large borrowers, such as private-equity funds, from funnelling money to companies they own that are in danger of violating covenants.
There are the terse comments of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who, in an interview on Friday, declined to say whether the Iraq war planners were in danger of violating the famed "Powell doctrine" -- the use of overwhelming force.
The company, though, "is refusing to reveal how much bandwidth use is allowed, making it impossible for customers to know if they are in danger of violating Comcast's limit," according to the article's writer, Chloe Albanesius.
Carol Levenson, director of research at Gimme Credit, an independent research firm, said, "Many companies don't disclose these covenants or where they stand with regard to them, which can be tricky to calculate, until it's too late and they're in danger of violating them".
