Sentence examples for if it posed from inspiring English sources
Image caption Mr Trump has taken to calling Kim Jong-un "rocket man" Speaking to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, Mr Trump said he would "totally destroy" North Korea if it posed a threat to the US or its allies.
He said businesses typically opposed any new development if it posed a threat of new competition.
Last week, the House Intelligence Committee announced it would investigate a Chinese telecommunications company to determine if it posed a national security threat to the United States.
If it posed any challenges for the musicians, they were probably in keeping the gracefully winding theme solid and sharply accented.
In theory, the police could tow a car after ticketing it and waiting 48 hours, or less if it posed a safety problem.
That was revised to give the secretary of the interior the power to veto the route if it posed a risk of unacceptable environmental harm.
Executives typically choose to resign from the board of a competitor if it poses a problem rather than face a lengthy investigation or a bruising legal fight.
Under Britain's 1981 Contempt of Court Act, publishing material is an offence and potentially liable to a gag only if it poses "a substantial risk that the course of justice will be seriously impeded or prejudiced".
In 2007, the US Supreme Court ruled that carbon dioxide is an air pollutant, which means that if it poses a threat to public health or welfare, the EPA must regulate it under the Clean Air Act.
Canada's foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, "has the power to deny the permit if it poses a risk to human rights, and she is prepared to do so", said her press secretary as the review was announced.
Federally funded, extramural academic research is to be 'classified' if it poses a security threat; otherwise, it is to be 'unrestricted.' Since the September 11 , 2001terrorist attacks, controls increasingly have been placed on some unclassified research and S&T information, including that used to inform decision making and citizen oversight.
