"There are gestures expressing a threat or a wish or desperation or shame or pride," she said.
They were in response to a threat which was seriously and clearly expressed, a threat to security in civil aviation.
Yet patients who have been hospitalized before after discontinuing medication for serious psychotic disorders, whose conditions deteriorate in predictable ways, especially ones who have become violent, shouldn't be required to express an explicit threat to self or others before being admitted to a hospital for treatment.
The aim of the present study was to determine whether the adolescents who had expressed a school massacre threat online differed from those who had expressed one offline.
The aim of the present study was to determine whether the Finnish adolescents who had expressed a school massacre threat online differed from those who had expressed one offline.
For emphasis or to express determination or a threat, flip the verbs -- I will go! but You shall go! Chalk up this one up as a partial success for White.
As my colleagues have chronicled on this blog and in other spaces, Mr. Rushdie at points expressed a belief that the threats against him were fabricated; the police rebutted those claims; and festival participants read from "The Satanic Verses" in his absence to express solidarity).
The television is presenting a myriad of Indian faces, who have begun to overtly express the threat to their safety or to the safety of their relatives abroad in the United States.
"Imarat Kavkaz (the Caucasus Emirate) is the main threat and has repeatedly expressed a desire to target the Games.
The Supreme Court has held that cross-burning might be protected speech, provided it expresses an ideology rather than a threat.
On the contrary, a sufficient number of voters came to understand that in that very anger - in its spokespeople and in the words used to express it - lurked a threat to the republic, to democracy, and to the nation's fundamental values.
