Sentence examples for deliberately endangering from inspiring English sources

"Accusing someone of wilfully and deliberately endangering a child in their care is a difficult area to get into".

It said Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other Gaza militant groups used religious sites to conceal weapons and establish underground tunnel networks, deliberately endangering its own civilians.

Mr. Husson also said in a statement that the company had found a "body of converging evidence demonstrating that three group employees have committed misconduct that infringes Renault's ethics, consciously and deliberately endangering the company's assets".

We have no confidence that the Iraqi regime has done the same, and are deeply concerned by reports that it is deliberately endangering such sites and using them for military purposes.

In India, where there are about 27 million Shiites, clerics and prominent Shiites said they had organized anti-American demonstrations, and some accused the United States of deliberately endangering holy sites in Najaf, Karbala and other Iraqi holy places.

Ms Lastera has, so far, put five local officials, including the mayor of Albertville, the site of the 1992 winter Olympic Games, under formal examination (one step short of being charged) for "poisoning, deliberately endangering the lives of others, involuntary injury and manslaughter".

He is also changing the law to strip nationality from naturalised citizens who deliberately endanger the life of a police officer.

Mr Sarkozy's response was to blame "insufficiently controlled immigration" and to declare that anyone "of foreign origin" who deliberately endangered the life of a policeman would be stripped of French nationality.

Formula One's governing body emphasised that the International Sporting Code would be enforced on the basis that drivers are free to drive as they wish "provided they do not deliberately endanger another driver or repeatedly obstruct him on a straight", following incidents during the year involving Hill and Schumacher.

But in conferring a personality on the grizzly bear that deliberately endangers herself when she lingers to mourn her dead cub ("she inhales what's left of his living scents"), he creates a memorable character — and a real conflict about which parents and children to root for in his fierce morality tale.

If the new Chinese elite can be persuaded that deliberately eating endangered species ill befits their aspirations to cosmopolitanism, there might be some hope for the sharks.