The Bush plan not only would imperil Social Security's finances, but would add new elements of cost and risk to the retirement security of millions of Americans.
These are actions that imperil our security.
In the American view, this is a workable compromise, granting Iraq sovereignty without imperilling American security.
"The information they contain does not imperil the security of the sites concerned," the statement said.
Mrs. Bachmann, who serves on the House Intelligence Committee, accused Mr. Paul of taking a "dangerous" view that would imperil the security of the United States.
Such searches are constitutionally allowed if there is reasonable suspicion that the person might be hiding something that could imperil jail security.
Days after the Paris terror attacks, the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, claimed the EU was "seriously imperilling our security" because of the risk of terrorists posing as migrants.
What is new, and uniquely challenging, about the war on terrorism is that hatred of America well beyond the bounds of its alliance now imperils national security.
It has also prevented the opening of Tehran's new airport, because it would have been operated by a Turkish-led consortium so, in the conservatives' view, imperilling national security.
At a hearing on Tuesday, government lawyers said the British foreign secretary, William Hague, had signed a so-called Public Interest Immunity Certificate seeking to prevent disclosure at the inquest of information that, they said, would imperil national security.
