Sentence examples for posed a direct threat to from inspiring English sources

The company responded that under federal law, the job posed a "direct threat" to his health.

Ángel Di María was bought for £59.7m last summer and posed a direct threat to Young.

His predecessor, Karl Lamers, calls the American claim that Iraq posed a direct threat to the United States "nonsense".

Bristow said cybercrime posed a direct threat to national security, and even to Britain's way of life.

A letter to the French premier from the Hlutdaw (ministerial council) suggesting a bilateral treaty posed a direct threat to British teak monopolies in Lower Burma.

If the Knicks believed his condition "posed a direct threat to him," Batts said, "they were not required to engage in the accommodation process".

They pose a direct threat to human health and the environment.

This would pose a direct threat to Renzi, who faces a constitutional referendum in October.

"Isil poses a direct threat to the UK and to countries around the world.

These pose a direct threat to the west and western interests.

Workers are reporting for duty at toxic waste sites that pose a direct threat to surrounding communities.