Sentence examples for public danger from inspiring English sources

Public safety requires custody for serious and violent offenders who are a continuing public danger.

Crimes against the public order include a long list of violent crimes, but also the vaguer "causing public danger".

In Sri Lanka and the Theravada countries of Southeast Asia, parittas are traditionally chanted during large public rituals designed to avert collective, public danger.

President Roosevelt, in his speech that summer, told America, "All private plans, all private lives, have been in a sense repealed by an overriding public danger".

Utility firms cheating their customers is a disgrace, but if commercial probation services cut corners for profit by monitoring offenders less intensively, that would be a public danger.

More than measuring heightened public danger, the flood of emergency calls underlined Americans' skyrocketing awareness of their own vulnerability to scheming terrorists and hoaxers.

His ruling is subject to appeal, but his words are striking: even if the change is "purchased at a cost to the values protected by the First Amendment,... [it] may be justified by the unprecedented current public dangers of terrorism".

"There is no public health danger at any of these fields".

"Tick-associated diseases are an increasing public health danger for state residents," Dr. Magnarelli said.

Other offences expose the public to danger when vital equipment is stolen".

A judge set bail at $2m, saying Howell poses "a significant public safety danger".