Sentence examples for present any risk from inspiring English sources

The agency said it did not consider the pigs to present any risk to public health.

"It is very unlikely that they present any risk of absconding while trying to obtain their passport, flight ticket and exit permit".

"You just aren't going to have any radiological material that, by the time it traveled those large distances, could present any risk to the American public," he said in a White House briefing.

A motion filed in federal court last week by the lawyers in the Handschu case makes a strong case that the city has simply ignored those guidelines in its antiterrorism fight and is targeting Muslim groups because of their religious affiliation, not because they present any risk.

The Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes said it believed the food was unlikely to present any risk.

Glyphosates have an active ingredient and a formulated product (Roundup), but both don't present any risk to humans.

"Radiation exposure to US personnel supporting Operation Tomodachi did not present any risks greater than risks normally accepted during everyday life," Lieutenant Chika Onyekanne said in an email.

Besides, the study did not present any risks for the patients and involved no procedures for which written consent is normally required outside of the research context.

He hinted that a solution could involve allowing people not presenting any risk of violence to filter out of the kettle.

"There is no evidence to suggest that your current standard of practise presents any risk to the public, and in particular to patients.

In a July 29 letter to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew whose department administers the CFIUS process—Hunter said this is the first time a "Middle Eastern company will fully operate a US cargo terminal" and called on CFIUS to determine whether it presents any risk to national security.