Sentence examples for high level threat from inspiring English sources

At that point, the commission suspended all anti-sabotage drills, owing, as its chairman, Richard Meserve, put it, to the general "high level threat environment".

57% of reefs in the South Pacific face medium to high level threats from human impacts, while ocean warming and acidification could see them disappearing altogether by 2050.

It prioritises four high level threats to the UK of which two - international terrorism and serious organised crime - would be directly undermined by opting out.

It's not the first time Wikimedia has publicly called out high level threats to its mission.

But the British security service did not judge him to be a high-level threat in his own land.

According to a council paper, the CTLP reported "a high-level threat of AQ-inspired extremism from males aged between 20 and 38.

With it has come an understanding of the harms done, not just by high-level threats and abusive behaviour but by a more insidious culture of dismissal, denigration and disrespect that surrounds them.

This suggests that Carter's emphasis on expanding the ability of the US to engage high-level threats is a hell of a lot more than lip service.

More details will be provided as we discuss individual cabinet departments in the context of the ten high-level threats to humanity (poverty is #1, terrorism barely #9) and the twelve core policies that are now being mis-managed, from Agriculture to Water.

Our results show that: (1) there is a high significant strength between the level of threat and the living area: the inhabitants of Solidaredad perceive a high level of threat, contrary to those living in Sachaca [F = (2,10); p = .06]; (2) experience of lahars is a strong predictor of a high perception of threat [F = (9,87); p = <.01].

The Foreign Office advises against all travel to the republics of Chechnya, Dagestan and Ingushetia and says the country includes a "high level of threat from terrorism".