Mr. Cohen said Mr. Al-Hallak "felt endangered and subject to further government harassment if he cooperated" with Mr. el-Hage.
For instance, Frank Borman, Eastern's former chairman and once Mr. Howard's boss, called Piedmont an endangered species, subject to being gobbled up by a larger airline.
Some gibbon species are critically endangered and subject to captive breeding as part of the Species Survival Plan (SSP), with the ultimate goal of releasing physically and mentally healthy captive gibbons into a secure area of their native habitat.
In addition to endangering national security interests, such disclosures also subject their sources to prosecution.
The old saw that if he wasn't squeaky clean he could be subject to blackmail by his enemies, thus endangering national security, was mentioned again and again.
"It endangers national reconciliation.
But it is perhaps no accident that Mr. Putin has chosen to make an endangered feline the subject of the conference rather than a threatened canine — the wolf, for example, or the wild dog.
How can studies that endanger human subjects attract so little scrutiny?
Plus, without endangering any subjects, you could also give general easy to understand scenarios where this could be used by "hackers" for nefarious ends.
There are times when students may be concerned that making their dissertation research publicly available might endanger research subjects or themselves, jeopardize a pending patent, complicate publication of a revised dissertation, or otherwise be unadvisable.
There are times when dissertation authors may be concerned that making their dissertation research publicly available might endanger research subjects or themselves, jeopardize a pending patent, complicate publication of a revised dissertation, or otherwise be unadvisable.
