Falling air pressure caused by an imminent storm causes discomfort in birds' ears, so they fly low to alleviate it.
In recent weeks, Major Azimi said, intelligence reports of an imminent attack caused tighter security around the dam.
Intelligence agencies circulated warnings inside the government in June and July 2001 saying that imminent attacks causing "major casualties" could occur without warning.
If it wins two imminent byelections caused by Tory defections (Clacton, and Rochester and Strood), it will go into the campaign on a roll and, probably, as the third biggest party in the polls.
He says that doing so will help to "safeguard" Lebanon from "imminent dangers" caused by the continued influx into the country.
Lebanon has witnessed numerous violent manifestations of the Syrian conflict, and two weeks ago caretaker Prime Minister Najib Miqati announced plans to investigate the legal status of unregistered refugees, saying that doing so will help to "safeguard" Lebanon from "imminent dangers" caused by the continued influx into the country.
After a bill that would have provided funds to protect the site failed, then-President Lyndon B. Johnson signed an Executive Order that authorized funding for the Army Corps of Engineers to build a levee around the site to protect it from the imminent flooding caused by construction of the Lower Monumental Dam.
In response to several questions, Libby played on the Court's discontent with the apparent lack of harm by stating that there is value in falsity "so long as it doesn't cause imminent harm to another person or imminent harm to a government function".
Justice Samuel Alito was similarly incredulous, asking, "Do you really think that there is First Amendment value in a bald-faced lie about a purely factual statement that a person makes about himself because that person would like to create a particular persona?" "Yes, Your Honor, so long as it doesn't cause imminent harm to another person or imminent harm to a government function," Libby said.
