Sentence examples for endanger the state from inspiring English sources

A YEAR ago Ai Weiwei, a Chinese artist, was stopped by the authorities as he boarded a plane in Beijing and told that his departure could endanger the state.

Mr. Maliki said that insurgents, led by members of Mr. Hussein's Baath Party and terrorists from Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, were planning to do "everything possible to create chaos, disturb public order and endanger the state institutions" with the protests.

In his latest comments, he said that if Israel attacks Iran, it will find itself at the centre of a regional war that would endanger the state's existence.

A more vigilant and modern security and management system has been put in place, racing association officials have said, and closing its operation would endanger the state's horse-breeding industry.

Most of Florida's population lives close to the coast, and Irma could potentially ride up either side or track further west into the Gulf of Mexico and endanger the state's panhandle.

He said he was also concerned that it could endanger the state's ability to transform its Medicaid program into one in which recipients are required to enroll in managed care, a plan that must pass muster with Federal officials.

The government is likely to argue that Mr Sharif's attempt to sack General Musharraf endangered the state by undermining the armed forces.

The editorial inside said that the law, "whatever its original intent," had created a "deep mess," one that endangered the state's reputation and its economy.

At home, property taxes were rising, along with Democrats' protests that the Whitman cuts were endangering the state's long-term fiscal health.

The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, accused Mr. Bruno of endangering the state's federal highway aid by linking the lower threshold to a raft of increased penalties.

But soon afterward Suu Kyi was placed under house arrest, without trial, for "endangering the state," and most of the N.L.D.'s leadership was imprisoned.