Sentence examples for lead to threatening from inspiring English sources

Awareness of legal and professional standards, law, rules and procedures involved must not lead to threatening or impairment of the rights of the affected individual as well as being sensitive to and knowledgeable about individuals (Canadian Psychological Association 2000).

Upon abrupt, enforced cessation of cannabis, prisoners may suffer irritability and anger that can lead to threatening behaviour, intimidation, violence, sleep disturbances and self-harm.

American Airlines yesterday offered its pilots a novel contract proposal intended to avoid the drawn-out negotiating process that has led to threatened strikes at several major airlines this year.

Hypothermia can potentially lead to life threatening complications including increased cardiac oxygen demand, cardiac depression, respiratory depression, ileus, hyperglycemia, altered mental status, platelet dysfunction, and coagulation and fibrinolytic dysfunction [5].

Acute pericardial inflammation may lead to life threatening tamponade [ 21].

Qualitative analysis identified the following main points: It did not make much sense to them that improper hand hygiene could lead to life threatening events.

This has safety implications for individuals with COPD who are often older, more frail and osteopenic and in whom a fracture may lead to life threatening complications [ 14].

Obama's vow to veto the bill sets up a possible showdown that may lead Republicans to threaten to shut down the government later this year.

That, with previous raids, led Turkey to threaten to invade northern Iraq to rout the guerrillas.

The conflict led Duke to threaten her resignation, according to the Washington Post.

He overhauled administrative and training procedures, but frustration with the indifference of the Continental Congress led him to threaten resignation.