Sentence examples for specifically threatened from inspiring English sources
He specifically threatened physical harm to one female prosecutor, the government said.
Specifically threatened by the technical capability notices are any firm that provides "end-to-end" encryption to its customers.
It is unclear which US unit filed the report of complaint that detainees were being specifically threatened with being turned over to the Wolf Brigade.
"This gang isn't just a threat to our safety in the streets – this gang specifically threatened the safety of children," Mr. Vance said.
The national conference of Catholic bishops in Chile, for instance, specifically threatened torturers and those abetting the practice with excommunication during the Pinochet regime (1973-90).
AMC specifically threatened the startup with legal action in August, and announced that MoviePass was "not welcome here".
The fact that the latest pronouncement by Osama bin Laden specifically threatens Canada is yet another reminder that our two countries are in this battle together.
Mr. Spaniolo warned that further reductions would compromise its commitment "to provide a high-quality academic environment" and, more specifically, threaten progress toward becoming a national research, or tier-one, university.
What has happened is that section 18C has been repackaged and now is being sold as having a general clamp on free speech, whereas its actual design was to curtail speech that specifically threatens the delicate fabric of a multi-cultural society – speech that goes to the heart of someone's racial or ethnic identity.
The GE-Honeywell juggernaut could specifically threaten Airbus Industrie, the European consortium that is staunchly competitive with Boeing, the U.S. aviation giant.
The decision to stop disclosing the data may have something to do with its new owner, Google, wanting to assess what it wants to let out there, but it could also be tied to the fact that AdMob might no longer have access to any iPhone data since Apple is specifically threatening to block it.
