Sentence examples for target threatened from inspiring English sources

Organised criminal networks will continue to target threatened species, as we have seen with rhinos, elephants and tigers," said the WWF.

In one picture after another, an underdressed young woman is menaced: tied to a psychotic archer's target; threatened by a ladle of glowing molten metal; attacked by submarine monsters; abducted by gangsters; grabbed by ghouls of indeterminate origin.

At the same time, species-specific conservation programmes are implemented in order to ameliorate the status of target threatened species.

Irrigation communities in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales are far from happy with a reduced water recovery target for their parts of the Murray-Darling Basin but environmental groups and downstream communities have warned the new target threatens the credibility of the basin plan.

Blunt feels that setting any explicit funding target threatens the goal of an orderly and dependable rise in funding.

Then find companies to target, threatening them with extremely costly legal action unless they pay a licensing fee.

"The Natanz enrichment plant was among the targets threatened with military attacks," the Iranian letter, dated Oct. 28, argued.

Twenty-five years later, women are still being targeted, threatened, and murdered by young men with dangerous misogyny issues.

Fallon told conference delegates that "having new decarbonisation targets threatens the [economic] recovery under way".

Armed with a container of feces, they confront their targets, threatening to soil the victims if they do not hand over cash.

As those in the room that understand the huge opportunity of the green economy drowned their sorrows, Fallon went on to say: "Having new decarbonisation targets threatens the [economic] recovery underway".