Sentence examples for threat in relation to from inspiring English sources

The police said: "Police would like to reassure the community there is no ongoing threat in relation to this incident".

Last year saw a rash of mobile security related stories hit the media, particularly about Google's Android operating system, but how real is the mobile security threat in relation to apps and viruses?

"There isn't a sort of ongoing threat in relation to any plot or anything around this individual".

Other components of an encounter, such as direction of an approaching threat in relation to location of a shelter [ 14] or access to a refuge [ 11] may also dictate the response of the prey.

The group revealed that they had to move house and keep their addresses secret after being sent death threats in relation to their anti-Isis videos.

To date, no studies have specifically addressed these threats in relation to pit latrines and groundwater quality.

It also revealed he had been arrested but not charged in connection with four domestic abuse incidents, including assault occasioning actual bodily harm and criminal damage, threats to kill and theft in relation to the victim and common assault with a previous partner.

More precisely, children who reported "a lot of fear" to FSSC-R items such as "Being hit by a car or truck," "Snakes," and so forth, were given a short questionnaire that asked them whether they had experienced conditioning, modeling, and/or threat information events in relation to these stimuli and situations.

The IFJ cites a recent study by the International News Safety Institute which shows that almost 65% of women media workers have experienced intimidation, threats or abuse in relation to their work.

This resulted in a reformulation of the initial impression; we found that being a work-aged stroke survivor implies a threat of becoming marginalised in relation to family life and work life.

Under Delaware law, to justify a pill, a company needs to show that there is a threat and that the response is proportional in relation to the threat.