Sentence examples for public dangerous from inspiring English sources

At the moment, schools are struggling to contain foolish, ill-advised and private (soon to be made public) dangerous postings and interactions among teachers and students.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said today that it would put up posters of safety recalls to alert the public to dangerous products.

Maybe all this was long ago priced in to the public's dangerous contempt for politics and parties.

The center lacks adequate staff and technical expertise, the audit said, to alert the public to dangerous or disruptive incidents.

"I believe the goal of educating the public about dangerous people will always trump the concerns of the guild on whether they can protect their assets," he said.

Other countries may continue to skirt the kinds of actions that would lower their budget deficits and debt loads — steps painful to the public and dangerous to politicians — because they too can expect to be rescued.

The City's program is a narrowly-tailored nuisance abatement law to protect the public from dangerous, repeat DWI offenders and the vehicles they use to commit DWI offenses, placing innocent citizens' lives and property at risk.

Elections used to be altogether more public and dangerous affairs.

The Australian government views the Character Act and the ABF as necessary to ensure national security and the protection of the Australian public from dangerous non-citizens.

A popular term used to describe police is that they are a "thin blue line" protecting the general public from dangerous criminals.

The first images of plans to protect the public from dangerous winds around Yorkshire's tallest building have been released by its owners.