Sentence examples for it puts at risk from inspiring English sources

It puts at risk many of the victories that were hard won by the men and women who served there".

It isn't only heartless, it puts at risk all the time, effort, care and money that has been spent on the children in the years before.

In fact, it puts at risk a central, long-term American objective: drawing China into the club of prosperous, rule-bound and democratic nations.

"If we allowed people to add large amounts to these contracts, it puts at risk our ability to insure and manage our liabilities," he said.

"For better or for worse, it puts at risk behavior that is common, particularly when the quid is a lunch or a baseball ticket, throughout this country," Breyer told Michael Dreeben, the Deputy Solicitor General, who represented the government.

It has produced a decision so backward looking that it puts at risk the charitable status of any organisation concerned to use the law to assist progressive social programmes – for example, to protect victims of slavery or child abuse or sex-trafficking – by making legal challenges in foreign courts.

The Institute of Directors described the decision as "unfortunate" and said it put at risk "the UK as a major trading country and London as a global business centre".

In closing arguments, Charles Ruff, the White House counsel, asked, "Would it put at risk the liberties of the people to retain the President in office?" The Senate acquitted Clinton on all charges.

Setting internal temperature to −2 °C revealed to be a measure from which it was possible to achieve good energy savings without any additional costs, but on the other hand it put at risk the preservation of the garlic.

When flash floods washed away Ray and Diann Scriven's garden five years ago, in Alveley, Shropshire, it put at risk a house built with their own hands, more than 40 years earlier.

"It also puts at risk Britain's transition to a clean, green, low-carbon future".