He said: "I have a right, I would say I have a duty as prime minister, to warn of the danger of a government that could be run by Ed Miliband but held to ransom by the SNP which would mean higher taxes, higher borrowing, weaker defences and would, I think, endanger our country".
Any content that doesn't please the government, or that the government thinks "endangers ideological security, cultural security, physical and mental health of minors"—especially political content is often classified as illegal and policed by regulators.
With some frequency, he filed lawsuits against stores and individuals who he thought endangered him by their negligence.
Mr Salmond's odds-shortening strategy has several elements, one of which is to sound the alarm over every slight from the government in London most recently, proposals that he thinks endanger Scottish banknotes (see article).But his main game is to prove that the SNP can run Scotland well, despite the obstacles.
When the young Sand first left her marriage and abandoned her children to pursue her literary career, she would occasionally send for the unfortunate infant Solange, whose mental health was not, Sand thought, endangered by witnessing her mother fornicating at close quarters.
Why? -Do you think some endangered species should merit more concern and protective legislation than others?
Injuries are unintended, but the referees are in the same position as the traffic police who must take off the road a motorist whom they think might endanger others through reckless driving.
Don't ever do anything that you think may endanger you or anyone else!
I think it would endanger the people we go with, endanger the tour, and endanger the band".
A study commissioned by the previous Labor government found that dredging spoil dumped at sea travelled further than previously thought, potentially endangering coral and other marine life.
