Sentence examples for imposes a danger from inspiring English sources
In similar custodial situations where I practice in North Carolina, when a child refuses to be with one parent, Judges have said that forcing such a situation imposes a danger to both the child and the parent.
Nevertheless, it remains to be seen in future work whether alleles conferring the ability of long-range migration are actually selected, even if large jumps impose a danger (for instance, a long-range jump could be fatal to a cell if the cell is swept away to a harmful environment).
Any programmed system cannot impose a systematic danger on the human race.
But the dangers to free thought and expression are truly great if the Federal Government imposes a blanket ban over the Nation on such a book.
True, it imposes a (small) haircut.
"What if Salmond imposes a mansion tax?
This imposes a heavy responsibility on us.
They can search your bag at any time, and they say: "If you have nothing to hide, what's the problem?" But that's the real danger – imposing a way of talking about things which claims to be rational, but that's really a collective mindlessness.
"You are putting at risk the adequacy of the blood supply, and that imposes more of a danger to our patients and hospitals than transmission of mad cow disease," he said.
The movie points to the danger of imposing a simple narrative on events.
