Sentence examples for threat derived from from inspiring English sources

The judge found that the no-summons policy passed constitutional muster because it was a response "to a threat derived from intelligence sources — namely, that demonstrators aimed to 'shut down the City of New York and the R.N.C.' through 'continuous unlawful behavior,' " and that they "would be undeterred by the issuance of summonses".

Similarly to most coastal areas around the world, this bay is subject to a variety of environmental threats derived from human occupation (e.g., sewage) and economic activities (e.g., oil spills).

Further threats derive from pollution- and sediment-laden freshwater runoff in developed coastal areas, and even direct mining of the coral for building materials.

And each user benefits from the threat-intel derived from all user traffic.

The mouth care protocol integrates best mouth care practices with threat reduction strategies derived from the neurobiological, nursing, and dental literature.

However, the HCS investigators objected to this component of the proposal, since it may have presented a historical threat to inferences derived from data collected during subsequent phases; that is, they wanted to preserve the naturalistic (non-intervention) elements of the longitudinal study.

The support Bush derived from the threat of terror and his policy responses to it likely played a key role in his reelection in 2004.

Exposure to pathogens elicits various defensive immune mechanisms that protect the host from potential threats and harmful substances derived from pathogens such as parasites, bacteria, and viruses.

For sea turtles, the overall mortality rate caused by entanglement in fishing gear and by habitat degradation is poorly known [95], but for marine mammals the major threats clearly derive from human activities: direct or indirect effects of exploitation, such as prey depletion, direct killing, and fishery by-catch [97], [122], [275], [277], [343] [345].

Tests of the effects of inequality and tests of hypotheses derived from minority threat theory are conducted using a pooled time-series, fixed-effects design.

The US did invoke its own right of self-defence, rather than a right derived from the threat posed to Iraq, in one instance.