As Chinese spending power grows, time is running out for CITES to stem the flow that is endangering, for example, elephants, rhinos and tigers all traded for their body parts and mainly sold to markets in China, Vietnam and Thailand.Elephants and rhinos, which bounced back from the brink of extinction in the 1970s, are again under threat.
They point to the refusal of the Fish and Wildlife Service to elevate the bears from threatened to endangered, for example.
Once an animal is listed as endangered, for example, federal officials have the power to intervene in any development that seriously threatens its well-being.
The pinot noirs of Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, which need cool temperatures and great care to thrive, could be endangered, for example.
Nowhere is there a mention of the ways protests against the Israeli occupation are being shouted down by students who claim their feelings as Jewish students are being endangered, for example, nor is there any discussion of the ways men on campus are ramping up the charges that women who are protesting sexual harassment and sexual assault are creating a "threatening climate" for males.
While his record showed concern for endangered species, for example, he lost points for voting for a bill that benefits ranching interests at the expense of fish, wildlife and water resources.
At a recent meeting of the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species, for example, the Indonesian representatives claimed that the country was not involved in the illegal snake trade.
In cases where turning over evidence might endanger a witness, for example, a judge could allow an exception.
In various military and intelligence reports, military leaders predict that the impact of climate change will directly endanger U.S. facilities — for example, a rise in sea level is expected to increase the risk of flooding at some naval bases.
In various military and intelligence reports, military leaders predict that the impact of climate change will directly endanger U.S. facilities — for example, a rise in sea level is expected to increase the risk of flooding at naval bases.
According to CDF's Rhia Weston: "When the first FPNs for cyclists (targeting those who cycled on footways) were first introduced, the CTC sought assurance that fines would only be given out when a cyclist's actions were reckless and would endanger pedestrians – not, for example, when a cyclist uses an empty pavement to avoid a dangerous section of road.
