Sentence examples for direct threat on from inspiring English sources

His call for "rebalancing" the judiciary to remove "anti-American" judges was described by Bill O'Reilly as "a direct threat on the Supreme Court".

Unlike other videos, the militant makes no direct threat on Henning's life and does not mention his name, but holds Henning's neck while saying that Cameron will have the blood of his people on his hands if he continues fighting Isis.

In particular, a deteriorated law and order condition exerts a direct threat on property rights.

A number of Rubicons have been crossed in the past two months the use of civilian airliners as bombs, the unleashing of bioterror, the murder of an Israeli cabinet minister, a direct threat on the Israeli prime minister by a prominent member of the PLO.

Sarkozy followed with a direct threat on Tuesday.

They all insisted on continuing despite the direct threats on their lives.

There were also direct threats on voters and observers," Rivers State governor Rotimi Amaechi told VICE News.

"Never before in its recent history has France seen this level of connection between the direct threats on home turf and those outside its borders," said the government in a document outlining the coming year's defense priorities.

And secondly, when an organization or some people make some direct threats on any other citizen -- without having been tried -- that is illegal and the Justice Department ought to be doing something.

Since its unveiling, Google Ad Manager has been seen as a direct threat to OpenX, an on-premise software solution (known previously as OpenAds and phpAdsNew) for managing the advertising campaigns on websites.

"Now unless there is a direct threat to somebody on Twitter or Facebook, the CPS will not prosecute.