Sentence examples for public hazard from inspiring English sources

The essay calls pornography "a public hazard of unprecedented seriousness".

Florida, for instance, forbids court orders that have the effect of "concealing a public hazard".

A company manufacturing teddy bears under these circumstances would be a public hazard.

The ultimate answer is to use chemicals that are less toxic, so that the public hazard from any misuse will be much reduced.

Chief Constable Lee, who represents the Association of Chief Police Officers on the issue of problem drinking, said there had been a profound social change in Britain, and that what was once seen as amusing behavior had become a serious public hazard.

This suit, like one brought by the City of Chicago, accuses gun makers of creating a public hazard by flooding the market with their products and, through negligence in distribution control, virtually guaranteeing that some guns will wind up in the hands of people who have no business owning them.

"We need to find a better way to keep the geese moving and keep them away from locations that are public hazards," Mr. Corzine said.

Before #MeToo, several states, including Florida, Washington, and Louisiana, already had "sunshine in litigation" laws, which prohibit confidentiality provisions if they conceal "public hazards," such as dangers to general health or safety.

Created by software engineer Oras Al-Kubaisi and risk management insurance provider Craig Polley, HazMap uses Esri to let people crowdsource public hazards and maintenance issues in public spaces through Pokémon Go-like gamification and badges.

That combined with law enforcement presence and enforcement can actually eradicate the problem or drive it very underneath where it doesn't cause the public hazards the narcotics trade often does.

In 1991, then-California Gov. Pete Wilson vetoed a bill pushed by then-state Sen. Bill Lockyer outlawing agreements that conceal information about public hazards including defective products, environmental dangers and financial frauds.