But moving the other precursor chemical for sarin, together with highly toxic sulfur mustard and VX nerve agent, in the middle of a war zone poses a challenge".
So, in order to protect our troops in the field, in general we are not going to release anyone who poses a danger until the war is over".
The severity of effects differs depending on the particular scenario, but the undeniable fact is that nuclear war poses a grave and present danger to our planet.
Friday's mass demonstration at the wall was widely seen as part of the intensifying culture war that poses a threat, if internal, to Israel's social cohesion.
This reaches its peak in a scene where Freddy, posing as a war veteran with no feeling in his lower limbs, is assailed by his jealous mentor, first with a feather and then a riding crop.
Rather, even when liberal decision makers are painfully aware of the risks of acquittal, delay, and embarrassment posed by a war crimes tribunal, domestic norms push them to apply due process beyond their own borders".
Mr. Lewis deserves his Emmy for best actor because the difficulty of Brody isn't that he is a traitor posing as a war hero, it's that he is both at the same time: a terrorist mole who is also an innocent victim of war, brainwashed (and blackmailed) into serving his country's enemy.
No one is predicting war, but Taiwan poses a permanent and unpredictable potential crisis.
For Pakistani human-rights advocates, the drone war in Waziristan poses a problem of lesser evils: which is worse, American bombing or Taliban revolution?
Five years later, no place on the planet is more ravaged by unending war, and no place poses a great threat to US security.
