The word 'endangerment' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the state of being in danger or at risk of harm or extinction. It can be used in various contexts, including discussing the protection of endangered species, the endangerment of a person's well-being or safety, or the endangerment of a company's financial stability. Example: The recent increase in poaching has resulted in the endangerment of several species of rhinos and elephants, causing concern among conservationists. Example: The reckless driving of the drunk driver put the lives of everyone on the road in danger, leading to charges of endangeredment.
They spent months in jail before being released on their own recognizance in November 2013, and then were convicted on a lesser charge of child endangerment and sentenced to three years in prison in March of this year.
A Qatari appeals court on Sunday overturned a child endangerment conviction against Matthew and Grace Huang of Los Angeles over the death of their daughter, Gloria, and said they were free to leave.
Their reckless endangerment of those who don't accept danger from the United States government was breathtaking.
Viewers are rightly horrified about the child endangerment issue, but also at the lurid twist their favourite show has taken.
And Loren Steffy of the Houston Chronicle spoke to one advocate who thinks airlines that "imprison" passengers should face criminal charges:Joseph Gutheinz, a former military pilot and civil aviation investigator, would like the local district attorney to file criminal charges against the carrier for reckless endangerment and unlawful restraint.
Their global numbers were duly recorded along with their degree of endangerment, the state of their habitats and details of measures being taken to protect each species.
These forces have overwhelmed the government that was originally conceived by the founders.I look forward to reading the book on which this article is based, Gretchen Morgenson and Joshu Rosner's "Reckless Endangerment," if looking forward is quite the right phrase, and will write more about the subject in future.
Ultimately, the decision for tort reform will depend on what we value more: low prices with the possibility of endangerment or high prices with very cautious practitioners.Elizabeth NappMount Kisco, New YorkVoting in IraqSIR - In "Defying the Bombers" (Global Agenda, Economist.com, January 31st) you wrote: "...astonishingly, a modest stream of voters was seen in the bombed-out remains of Fallujah".
In 2011 Tammy Cooper, a Texan mother, was charged with child endangerment for allowing her six-year-old and nine-year-old to play on their scooters in a quiet cul-de-sac.
Some of the books are new; "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner (see article) shot to the top of the heap when it was published earlier this year.
First, the system removes sexual assault and child endangerment calls.
