Sentence examples for determined to pose a from inspiring English sources

The chart misstated the number of Russian detainees who were determined to pose a high threat in 2003.

They review cases of Guantanamo detainees who were not previously cleared for release and were determined to pose a threat to national security under an earlier review.

Lawmakers in the California Assembly voted Monday to advance a bill that would authorize employers, co-workers and school personnel to request the temporary confiscation of guns from individuals determined to pose a danger to themselves or others.

Deadly force is permitted against airborne aircraft determined to pose an imminent threat -- but that would not apply to drone operators, the FAA said.

The Kremlin has repeatedly demanded proof that the missile defense system is not intended for use against Russia, and some Russian officials have even warned of pre-emptive strikes against antimissile installations that they determine to pose a threat.

Based on revised risk assessments, chlorpyrifos and diazinon were determined to pose unacceptable risks.

John C. Hall, an American military spokesman, said that Mr. Raziak had been believed to be a security risk, but was released when "after review, he was determined not to pose a risk".

After five years in CIA and then US military custody, Salim's captors released him unceremoniously from Bagram in August 2008, presenting him with a memo stating that the US determined him not to pose a threat to the US.

About 2,000 of them were determined to be here and to pose a potential national security or public safety threat, they said.

USDA said it had determined the apples were "unlikely to pose a plant pest risk to agriculture" and they are "not likely to have a significant impact on the human environment".

They are currently listed on the Select Agents and Toxins list compiled by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, having been determined to have the potential to pose a severe threat to human and animal health.