Sentence examples for endangered passengers from inspiring English sources

But city officials said the lapses could have endangered passengers.

The airline has long disputed the agency's findings, claiming that the violations were minor and never endangered passengers.

While Boeing officials insist that the failure never endangered passengers or the plane's integrity, the prospect that batteries would leak flammable fluids and smoke on flights packed with passengers has opened perhaps the most unnerving chapter in the technology's relatively short life.

Fiacre described Saturday's breakdown as a "warning," but noted that the systems failure had in no way "endangered passengers, since [air traffic] controllers took a number of precautionary measures to eliminate all risk".

The order followed a petition from the Nevada transportation authority that argued Uber's unregulated business model endangered passenger safety.

However, what thwarts terrorists may endanger passengers in other situations, like a crash landing.

How fair is it to endanger passengers of other airlines instead of investigating a potentially dangerous piece of luggage?

As examples, the policy cited evidence of any planned use of cellphones as triggers to set off explosives or as networks to facilitate violent criminal activity or to endanger passengers.

A judge contended that the boat, The Audacity of Hope, was not carrying proper safety equipment and charged the captain, John Klusmire, with "disturbing sea traffic and endangering passengers," a felony, and with disobeying an official directive, a misdemeanor, said Ann Wright, an organizer.

London Underground (LU), Tube Lines Ltd and Schweerbau GMBH pleaded guilty to endangering passengers and staff.

Therefore, manipulating GNSS data could provoke erratic and inaccurate maneuvers which could in turn endanger passengers' lives.