Sentence examples for power to endanger from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Sharon vulnerable to a vote of no confidence by Parliament, small factions will have the power to endanger the coalition at every turn.

Indeed, America's Founding Fathers designed a successful system of government partly on the presumption of suspicion ("the only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty," said John Adams).

As the hideous revelations from Pennsylvania State University reverberate across the country, another scandal involving willful inattention and bureaucratic power continues to endanger vulnerable young people on campuses nationwide.

Israel is condemned for using "state power" to protect its citizens while Hamas, equally a "state power," claims the right to endanger its own citizens by unprovoked and unproductive acts intended to maximize carnage.

Mr. Arafat, they say, has the ultimate power to say no, but after seven years of building an international consensus for a Palestinian state, he wants to reserve that power so as not to endanger what he has created.

The small cuts for onshore wind (making it cheaper than nuclear power) and large solar energy are generally thought unlikely to endanger either industry.

Organizations that receive their grants do not want to endanger future aid; staff members tend not to have the power to force the issue.

Substorms pack enough electromagnetic radiation to endanger astronauts working in Earth orbit, fry sensitive electronics aboard satellites, and damage electrical power grids.

He believed in the power of changing hearts, and that's what you believe in, Orwell says, if you "do not wish to endanger the status quo".

To undermine cohesion is to endanger everyone.

To undermine solidarity is to endanger everyone.