In a car wreck, a loose or poorly restrained pet can become, in effect, a missile – endangering itself and its human companions.
The right wing has tried to portray Israeli withdrawal from those towns as a concession that would endanger Jerusalem itself.
It also endangers Israel itself, pushing already elusive prospects for peace ever more out of reach.
The deer endanger the park itself, according to the National Park Service, which is poised to take a step that has heartened some residents and dismayed others: thinning the herd with sharpshooters.
At the argument of the case in January, Solicitor General Elena Kagan, now President Obama's pick for the Supreme Court, said the law was needed "to run a criminal justice system that does not itself endanger the public".
TechCrunch has reached out to the FCC for comment on the spectrum auction, AT&T's potential exit from it, and whether that move could endanger the auction itself.
At a subsequent meeting with the Department of Health for Scotland, Vivian confirmed that it might be difficult to register causation in many cases, and that Kyd would be 'sorry if inclusion of Cause would endanger the Bill itself'.
The destruction of our world, through over-exploitation and dispossession of people and the appropriation of natural resources, is resulting in the current climate crisis and deep inequalities which endanger humankind and life itself.
While release of the photos depicting torture by United States military personnel may "further inflame anti-American opinion" and endanger troops, the torture itself is what truly inflames our enemies and allies.
One of the prime lessons from the euro crisis is that banking crises in one state can endanger the currency club itself, as the cost of bailing out national banks threatens to overwhelm a member-state's finances, creating sovereign-bond crises that in turn scare markets and cause disruptive capital outflows.
