Sentence examples for imperilling a from inspiring English sources

America, the European Union and the UN condemned the vote for imperilling a ceasefire agreed in September.

Gove had given broad hints that he intended to do away with the highly unpopular measure, which even the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas, had condemned as putting access to justice beyond the reach of most people and "imperilling a core principle of Magna Carta".

Two years later, having reinvented himself as a YouTube journalist, and after becoming a "free-speech" martyr for imperilling a court case, he's an international far-right superstar.

Modern warfare has done what uprising and invasion have failed to do throughout the ages, transforming half the city into a shell of its prewar self, and imperilling an ancient core that has weathered centuries of conflict and even a devastating earthquake.

Israel cannot imperil a democratic island of 20 million in Asia without imperiling its moral call on a superpower to defend a democratic island of six million in the Middle East.

That would imperil a peace effort that is already on life support.

Some analysts suggested that might imperil a handful of the weaker savings banks, unless they merged with stronger rivals soon.

That case, McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, No. 12-536, may imperil a foundational 1976 campaign finance precedent, Buckley v. Valeo.

"Any attempt by courts to draw such a distinction would imperil a fundamental purpose of the First Amendment".

They have three children, described without irony as an "invasion" that imperils a longed-for magnum opus.

The main problem is that testifying at a war crimes tribunal could imperil a journalist's safety or make it difficult to uncover future misdeeds.