Furthermore, if it turns out that mephedrone was relatively less harmful than alternatives that mephedrone users might turn to (alcohol, contaminated mephedrone, other illegal drugs or the next generation of "legal highs") then the effect of the health panic over mephedrone would be to imperil more young people.
A6 Shortages Imperil Sudan More than 3.2 million people in Sudan are facing serious food and water shortages because of the combined disruptions of a civil war and a widening drought, said Catherine Bertini, above, the director of the United Nations World Food Program.
Dr. Patterson, 49, has devoted what he considers his second life to studying the quicksand that just about swallowed him, and that continues to imperil American Indians more than any other ethnic group.
Should this person be found, he or she should be put in charge of the daunting task of convincing food producers that nothing imperils their future more than climate change.
The multimillionaire Republican backed the proposed American Health Care Act ― which could imperil health insurance for more than 70,000 Montanans ― in a call with wealthy donors this month.
To suggest that any council, of whatever political hue, would, simply to discredit the government, cut jobs and imperil the welfare of its staff and their families is more than political gesturing, it's insulting.
But a lower target would imperil jobs and growth, said Andrew Raingold, executive director of the Aldersgate Group of more than 30 large businesses.
AAAS and other publishers have generally argued that such policies would imperil a business model that has served the scientific community well for more than a century.
Less than 24 hours after President Obama signed a debt-ceiling bill calling for trillions of dollars in reduced government spending, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and top Pentagon officials said that large cuts to the Pentagon budget — which has more than doubled since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 — would imperil the nation's security.
