Sentence examples for the endangering of from inspiring English sources

Abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, a deformed fetus or the endangering of the woman's mental or physical health.

Based on Mr. Bush's remarks today, several environmental advocates expressed concern that his approach would be too permissive and hands-off and that the results would be the endangering of pristine land and water.

If the withholding of details of the vice president's task force on energy, the classification of underlying documents that shaped the 9/11 commission's report, and the endangering of a C.I.A. officer are not evidence enough of the administration's wholesale politicizing of valuable information, I don't know what is. Louis Flores Astoria, Queens, July 12 , 2005

A loss of habitat and pesticides is also blamed for the endangering of the Florida bonneted bat, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Section 1(2) of the Act creates an offence which includes all the elements of the section 1(1) offence with an additional element of intending or being reckless as to the endangering of life.

His new book, To The Letter, is a history of the endangered art of letter writing.

This year's festival is themed as "Otter Fest 2011″ in honor of the endangered otters of the Skadar Lake.

KETCHUM, Idaho — IT has been celebrated as one of the great victories of the Endangered Species Act of 1973.

The endangered mermaids of Weeki Wachee have won a reprieve.

WWF blames the endangered state of these fish on ICCAT mismanagement.

Among the endangered flora of the Mediterranean basin, Teucrium pseudochamaepitys, endemic Lamiaceae, is threatened by human activities.