Sentence examples for decision threatening from inspiring English sources

With the decision threatening 100 jobs at the factory, American Classic Outfitters in Perry, N.Y., 50 miles east of Buffalo, Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat, urged Adidas not to move the jersey operation.

However, the decision threatens to cause friction within the Conservative party.

The decision threatened to imperil the merger, without which LICH would be forced to close.

Their decision threatens to overshadow this year's Tour de France, which starts July 7.

The judge's decision threatens what Mr. Bloomberg had hoped would be a major part of his legacy.

They added that the decision "threatens to stifle innovation in emerging technologies that drive today's information-based economy".

Hammond used even stronger language on Monday, saying the decision threatened to damage Israel's standing in the international community.

Senior Jewish leaders said that decision threatened the reconciliation between the Catholic church and the Jewish people.

The decision threatens to scupper the tests – due to be taken by 600,000 11-year-olds in maths and English – in thousands of schools next month.

The decision threatens to dilute the league's ability to use a single policy to monitor its players, regardless of where they play.

That decision threatens, virtually promises, to estrange them from both the religious culture that nurtured their art and the loyal audience that provided their income.