Sentence examples for reasonable danger from inspiring English sources

"Certainly there was a reasonable danger," he wrote, "that the accident investigation would contain references to the secret electronic equipment which was the primary concern of the mission".

But "in this case disclosure of his name presented no reasonable danger of incrimination," Justice Kennedy said, and so the case did not test the Fifth Amendment limits of a compelled-identification law.

The Supreme Court upheld the government, ruling that evidence should not be disclosed when "there is a reasonable danger that compulsion of the evidence will expose military matters which, in the interest of national security, should not be divulged".

In his Feb. 24 decision, Judge Lew said there was "a reasonable danger that the compulsion of the evidence will expose matters which in the interest of national security should not be divulged".

In a 1953 ruling in United States v. Reynolds about the deaths of civilians in a military plane crash, the court first recognized and upheld the privilege, agreeing the government could withhold a report about the crash because there was "a reasonable danger" that information about secret electronic equipment would be disclosed.

Employees face certain reasonable dangers at work — co-workers with colds, paper cuts — but bird vermin is not one of them.

Without adequate liquidity provision to insure that interest rates remain reasonable, the danger is there.

EDF, the French national utility, says it has always taken adequate steps to protect the plant from all reasonable hypothetical dangers.

Nomination for inclusion operates on a standard of "reasonable suspicion" of danger, which guidelines obtained by the Intercept do not clearly define, but is significantly less restrictive than the probable-cause standard underlying judicial warrants.

And he revisits his dark side, giving the address of his old stash house on "Empire State of Mind" and, on "Thank You" — which recalls "Friend or Foe," the chiding, chilling narrative from his 1996 debut album, "Reasonable Doubt" — rapping: Danger approaches, we're like wait, who's this?

The problems solved by UAV therefore concerns keeping scientists and researchers at a reasonable distance from danger, with duties spanning from visual observation of disasters (Sato and Nakanishi, 2014), measure of evolution from visual imagery and photogrammetry (Nakano et al., 2014), gas sampling (Mori et al., 2016), to sediment sampling using robotic sampling devices (Yajima et al., 2014).