There's no need to wait for the "wrong" state to arise to conclude that mass surveillance endangers liberty, pluralism and democracy.
There would be an exception "if the foreign death penalty offence is constituted by conduct that involves a terrorist act or act of violence that causes death or endangers life".
And it endangers the very foundation of our societies.
"We are trapped in an absurd and unjust situation which threatens not only the existence of Lohvinau Bookstore but which endangers the possibility to publish books freely in Belarus".
Rejection of the welfare reform bill now endangers other elements of the agreement, such as devolution of corporation tax powers, a civil service redundancy scheme and structures to address the legacy of the Troubles.
This may be because men who beat their wives are also likely to be inconsiderate in other ways, such as sleeping with prostitutes and not caring whether this endangers their wives.
As Mr Schiff points out, the NYSE's manual for listed companies states that "changes in accounting methods to mask" unfavorable news "endangers management's reputation for integrity".
The new law, which will be written into the constitution, endangers Switzerland as an investment destination, the business lobby claims.
The chaos in Syria increasingly endangers its neighbours, all of which happen to be allies of the United States.
Forced to use her as a kind of sanctuary, he endangers the woman he loves.
Yet smaller ships magnify the sense that if one member does not take his turn on watch, or does not put on a brave face when things are tough, he endangers the whole vessel.
