Sentence examples for stated threats from inspiring English sources

A review by the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) of intake interviews of deportees to Honduras in the second half of 2013 found that only 5.3% stated "threats" or "insecurity" as their reason for leaving Honduras.

Despite ISPs' clearly stated threats and attempts to circumvent net neutrality protections, Pai wants to unilaterally disarm the FCC and move broadband providers from light-touch regulation to no regulation.

Any of these stated threats can allow attackers to risk the CIA of Fog network and connected devices.

In its 2015/2016 report, Amnesty International stated: "Threats and attacks against independent media and journalists continued: few perpetrators were brought to justice.

The Enormous Crocodile is one of his most unredeemed characters in terms of his viciousness and in his directly stated threat to children.

Emma Watson and Tom Hanks star in this adaptation of a Dave Eggers novel that explores surveillance-state threats.

By insisting on fighting a more or less randomly selected nation-state, the US may only have multiplied the non-state threats it faces.

Meanwhile, the danger of proliferation has heightened further because of access to the technology and the emergence of non-state threats.

Nationwide, those patients are caught between states' threats to cut Medicaid payments and the Obama administration's plans to use the program to cover more and more people as part of its health care law.

Because of agreements reached earlier with some states, Liggett wasn't as vulnerable as the other companies to states' threats to pass punitive legislation if it failed to climb aboard.

Even if affordable and feasible against rogue-state threats, missile defenses, paradoxically, are often seen as endangering the stability that comes with MAD (which is why the ABM treaty sought to scrap them).