Sentence examples for endanger public support from inspiring English sources

Democrats say the administration is not being forthright about the war costs, suggesting that it did not want to endanger public support for the effort by detailing its expense at a time of rising deficit figures.

"It will endanger public safety, increase racial profiling and infringe due process".

That could make it more difficult to rehabilitate prisoners and could endanger public safety, they said.

In southern China, with warm and humid climate area and hilly terrain, subsidence may cause landslides and endanger public safety.

This crackdown is going to endanger public safety.

Because rodents are a nuisance and endanger public health, human societies often attempt to control them.

Prison officials do not apply the credits to sex offenders, contending that would endanger public safety.

The court said this was wrong, and terrorism had to require intention to endanger public safety.

Mr. Yin was detained on charges of endangering public safety.

He relented in February 1974, saying the gasoline emergency was endangering public health and safety.

In a statement, the force condemned protesters and accused them of "endangering public order and public safety".