Sentence examples for its endangerment from inspiring English sources

After President Obama took office, the EPA issued its endangerment finding in 2009.

The city sits within the West's cultural heritage, and one reason why its endangerment has become so evocative is the particularly visual character of this connection.

In 2009, the EPA issued its endangerment finding, citing several comprehensive climate science reports, correctly concluding that carbon pollution poses a threat to public health and welfare and must therefore be regulated.

He suggested the EPA could "reconsider its endangerment finding without almost exclusively relying upon the IPCC".

"All that we're asking is that the (Environmental Protection Agency) step back and reconsider its endangerment finding..

As a friend of the Dalai Lama's and the author of the 1953 memoir Seven Years in Tibet, Harrer helped open the Western world to a realization of Tibet's culture -- and its endangerment under Chinese domination.

On February 10 the Utah House of Representatives passed a nonbinding resolution that questioned evidence of global warming and urged the EPA to revoke its 2009 endangerment finding, which posited that current and projected levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere posed a threat to human health and welfare.

YouTube had said then the channel's removal was part of a new tightening of its child endangerment policies.

YouTube tells TechCrunch the ban is part of a new tightening around the enforcement of its child endangerment policies.

For example, the South Carolina Supreme Court agreed with prosecutors in concluding that it would be "absurd" to treat fetuses as persons in one aspect of the state's law (feticide) and not others (its child endangerment laws).

For Knight, like many proponents he mentions, he was passionate about stop-motion, but he understood that he couldn't be complacent about its path to endangerment.