Sentence examples for suspicion of danger from inspiring English sources

Its agents will be forbidden to invade private homes without "a reasonable, articulable suspicion of danger".

Under the settlement, agents are forbidden from conducting protective sweeps through the homes without "a reasonable, articulable suspicion of danger".

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.

A 26-year-old Ipswich man has been arrested on suspicion of causing danger to road users.

A federal official nominating such a person for inclusion on the list just needs "reasonable suspicion" of a danger – something defined as more than "mere guesses or hunches", based on articulable information or "rational inferences" from it, but far less than probable cause.

The variations sketchball, sketcher and sketchmaster followed thereafter, all sharing an air of suspicion and possible danger or at least discomfort.

Long talks with him about the suspicion and danger faced by people of color on a daily basis gave me insights not only into his experience, but into my own position of blind privilege as a white man.

Therefore, women with severe FOC not only continuously and apprehensively are vigilant for signals of danger, they often feel to have their suspicions verified [ 1], creating a vicious cycle of adverse expectations and negative experiences [ 1].

It is a set of questions, and a conversation with shallow answers about what it means to be us by talking about them; a ritual to purify the social space that is premised on a suspicion about the danger of those on society's edges, on fringes defiling us; a danger that manifests itself into the face of a red-tinted Badar who is told to get out.

A safe sense of danger".

A little thrill of danger.