Sentence examples for put in dangerous from inspiring English sources

Aside from the profound political consequences of her death, it seemed to make the public aware that women in the police force were being put in dangerous situations on a regular basis.

These cops were put in dangerous situations, yet no one died.

Even though NYPD undercover officers are being put in dangerous situations without necessary support, there has been no independent investigation.

The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3, the union that represents rank-and-file officers, has since complained that officers were put in dangerous situations without proper protective gear, and the police department has spent millions on new gear.

If you suspect that your child is being abused or put in dangerous or significantly neglectful situations with your ex, it is imperative that you intervene by involving authorities, the courts, or child protection if needed.

The Hollywood Reporter's scathing investigation of the American Humane Association (AHA) this week supports and expands upon what PETA US has been reporting for years: AHA monitoring is woefully inadequate, and as a result, animals used in film and television are sometimes put in dangerous situations and injured or killed.

NSW skipper Paul Gallen downplayed the incident, saying Tate was put in a dangerous position but "landed flat on his back".

The court heard that the Met specifically denies that Ahmad was punched, controlled with handcuffs, stamped on or put in a dangerous neck hold.

The episode ends with Grizelda and Nick being carted away and Liza tagging along with them, apparently to keep on eye on them now that she got them put in this dangerous situation.

Because of NHS cuts, the public are being put in very dangerous situations; sometimes we are stuck outside a hospital with a patient, for instance, because there are no beds available.

Ian Harte, whose set-pieces had been a feature of Reading's play, put in another dangerous cross which forced Blake to head clear.