The likely replacement of Justice Anthony Kennedy by a hard-right conservative, as promised by President Donald Trump, will immediately imperil the rights of women, religious and racial minorities, and the LGBTQ community.
On the other side of the issue, groups that say the overhaul bill imperils the right to use commercials to advocate their causes are fighting hard to kill the measure.
Strident opposition from leaders of the National Rifle Association NRAA), who falsely claimed the ATT would imperil the gun rights of U.S. citizens, spooked the Obama administration and nearly scuttled its willingness to join the emerging international consensus.
This may imperil the landing rights, but will, at the same time mobilise quite a bit of opposition, including in the United States, because it is true that although the US administration would very much like to force this through, there is much support for our position among the parliamentarians.
Democratic lawmakers voiced near-immediate opposition to Judge Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, on Monday, warning that he would swing the bench to the far right and likely imperil the future of abortion rights and health care access.
A ruling against Citizens United would imperil not only the rights of newspapers and media companies, but also those of book publishers, filmmakers, community groups and anyone who voluntarily joined with others to speak out.
Astronomers hope to keep their treasured eye in the sky operating through at least 2010, but the failure-prone gyroscopes--which are key to aiming the telescope in the right direction--could imperil that plan.
He is out of step with the majority of Americans and he is out of step with the Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution". Ireland, Gloria Steinem and others celebrating NOW's 25th anniversary said that Thomas' views would imperil women's rights, civil rights and the right to privacy.
A delay in the confirmation process would give Democrats more time to hammer Kavanaugh, a conservative jurist they fear could swing the high court to the right for decades and imperil landmark cases like Roe v. Wade.
And this is a problem that imperils not just President Obama, but the validity of a cultural truism: the right to free assembly, freedom of speech, and all the rest.
But if Walker wants to position himself to the right of Jeb Bush, he might reasonably worry that "taking Obama at his word" would imperil his conservative bona fides.
