Sentence examples for face any threat from inspiring English sources

We appealed to the people from the northeast that were there that if they face any threat they must inform the authorities.

In his words, "India needs to be ready to face any threat coming from the neighbours".

India's Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said the government does "not face any threat" over its decision to open up the retail sector to global supermarket chains.

She said a combined joint expeditionary force would be ready to deploy up to 10,000 troops "quickly and effectively to face any threat" by 2020.

Although it is not expected that Australia will face any threat of direct attack, terrorist groups and tensions between nations in East Asia pose threats to Australian security.

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"Yet there is no evidence that any of these signers has faced any threat of retaliation or harassment by reason of that disclosure".

"We are not facing any threat now except in south Marja where there is a slight resistance, not enough to be an obstacle to our forces," General Zazai said.

While Ammon Bundy left his protest site and went to a Chinese restaurant without facing any threat from police, Holy Elk Face said officers ignored her pleas to let her go without taking her into custody.

Asked whether the government had risked its stability by going ahead with the decision, Mr Chidambaram said: "I do not think government faces any threat.

Asked about French security measures, he said French fighters were permanently at the ready and could scramble within two minutes in the face of any threat.