But experience has shown that Federal standards are necessary and, if they are to be effective, Federal inspectors must have the authority to assess civil penalties and to close a plant temporarily if an overwhelming peril exists.
We think peril exists for young men in smooth operation of mechanical adjuncts - polite reliability of Ford roadsters, electric subservience of mahogany runabout in which to cross the bay without spotting the pants.
Though it may seem like an unconditional win for utilities to build new communications networks, install new sensors, and add smart meters, hidden peril exists in raising the fixed costs utilities must recover from customers that increasingly look elsewhere for power.
The lesson here is that perils exist in marketing a scientific story before the information has been properly evaluated.
Some inherent peril inevitably exists in this kind of research when immunologic substances are put into people who show no sign of illness.
The current dispute between the teachers union and the district has reached a point of peril that has not existed since the early 1990s — when a strike was narrowly averted — or even 1989, when one was not.
Far from viewing the achievement of a domestic leviathan as moral progress, Rousseau noted that the condition of a world of entangled sovereign states puts human beings in more peril than if no such institutions existed at all.
For all his success, Mr. Lee, 83, remains on the alert for perils that may exist only on the distant horizon: the rising role of China in the region as the United States looks the other way, the buffeting of the world economy, even climate change.
Literally, I forgot entirely that they existed, which is one of the perils of a big chain … the left hand sometimes doesn't know what the right hand is doing," Daunt told the Guardian.
And it's not like no prior track record in Afghanistan existed to warn the U.S. government of the perils of such armed social work.
Absent its connection to the prior films, this new story is shockingly unengaging, forcing a sense of urgency and greater peril where none really exists.
