Sentence examples for threat of flight from inspiring English sources
Musiolek describes this threat of flight as "20% true and 80% there to pit workers against each other.
U.S. courts long recognized that bail could be denied or restricted in capital and other cases where threat of flight was strong.
The agreement frees US Airways to focus on rebuilding its sales and service after the recent threat of flight disruptions and operational problems last year led travelers to choose rival airlines.
On the Spotify side of the business, the threat of flight from the service is counter-balanced by the ability to buy most music to fill in the gaps from Apple and Amazon or even on CD from Amazon or Walmart.
Not only do you have to worry about the threat of flight delays, long lines, losing your luggage, or potential TSA fuck-ups, but now, if you're an American Airlines passenger, your holiday flight may be missing a pretty key component.
"None of them are threats of flight, or a risk of danger, all of them are responsible," said Charles J. Ogletree Jr., a Harvard University law school professor representing Mr. Sharpton.
The CAA said this week that activity at Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano raised the threat of further flight delays and cancellations this summer, despite new regulations that permit flying through ash-contaminated airspace, where none was allowed previously.
The Civil Aviation Authority said the volcanic activity raised the threat of further flight delays and cancellations this summer, despite new regulations that permit flying through ash-contaminated airspace, where none was allowed previously.
The threat of corporate flight is frequently enlisted as leverage against corporate regulations and taxes.
The government should adopt effective, narrowly tailored security measures that reflect the level of threat to flight safety and pose minimal risk to privacy.
Upset condition encountered by an aircraft in flight could pose great threat to flight safety, which is of chief importance in civil aviation.
