Sentence examples for recognised threats from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, by distracting efforts from determining and managing the full suite of recognised threats, the value of what protection is provided in Australia's marine protected areas is eroded further.

She said: "This may be because it is particularly important for animals to recognise threats in their environment.

After all, our capacity to coordinate effective responses depends first on having a well-informed populace who can recognise threats.

Attacking such software may have allowed the agencies to keep it from recognising threats from governments, as well as exploiting known vulnerabilities to get in.

The BBC and ITV recognised a threat to their integrity.

Most Arab governments have long since recognised the threat it poses.

By the time they recognised the threat, it was too late.

Soon released, he was arrested again in early 1967 as part of a crackdown on the commissions, as the dictatorship recognised their threat.

This is something that is very encouraging in this stage of the tournament.' The Serb recognised the threat that will be posed by Berdych.

John Maynard Keynes, as early as 1919, recognised the threat inflation posed to modern capitalist societies:Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency… [he] was certainly right.

When the Labour party changed its rules so that the party leader was elected not only by MPs but also by individual party and union members, we recognised the threat such self-indulgence could pose to a future Labour government.