Sentence examples for lets dangerous from inspiring English sources

All that happened today was the preservation of the loophole that lets dangerous criminals buy guns without a background check.

We can make a choice to stay lukewarm and lose any possibility of keeping warming below dangerous levels or we can ask every candidate for a yes or no answer and not vote for anyone who props up the big polluters and lets dangerous climate change runaway on their watch.

They blamed Mr Morsi for letting dangerous foreign elements infiltrate both Sinai and Gaza.

And if they didn't directly sell to authoritarian regimes, they were almost as guilty, of letting dangerous tools fall into the hands of malicious actors.

I don't mean to equate the two, or to suggest that we should let dangerous criminals roam free, so long as they're armed with paperbacks instead of guns.

While that dismal record may be partly a product of the skepticism Bronx juries have of the police, it also raises questions about whether the breakdown in the borough's court system is letting dangerous criminals go free.

The cause of that right turn, as Mr. Perlstein shows, was white fear of urban disorder — and the associated fear that fair housing laws would let dangerous blacks move into white neighborhoods.

Interviews over the past seven years with numerous administration officials who worked on detention issues indicate that they did not seriously consider an alternative approach, both because they feared letting dangerous people free and because they feared the political consequences of doing so.

The purpose of this legislation is not to let dangerous or incorrigible people go free.

And none of us are for letting dangerous nuclear waste continue to seep into our land and water.

It would not be the first time Republican presidents let dangerous nations acquire nuclear weapons: W in North Korea and Reagan in Pakistan.