Sentence examples for threat to himself from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Brock said he took that as a threat to himself and the court.

Professor Sullivan's suspension, Mr. Kreiser continued, would be appropriate only if he "represents a threat to himself or to others".

She said the soldier's outbursts were so "uncontrolled" that she believed he posed a threat to himself and to others.

(The psychiatrist, citing patient confidentiality, declined to discuss Routh's case, but said that any patient who posed an "imminent threat to himself or others" would be hospitalized).

W.P.'s private psychiatrist, to whom he'd been referred by Princeton's health center, submitted a letter that stated that W.P. did not pose a threat to himself.

You should breach confidentiality only if your patient presents a serious, imminent threat to himself or others and if there is no gentler way to deter that threat.

Castresana thought, Rosenberg had been making threats to himself.

A British journalist who has spent 25 years reporting from Thailand is leaving the country after threats to himself and his three children.

Likewise, masturbation was to blame for Joseph Henderson's violent threats to himself and others, not his stint as a soldier in "Price's Army" in Missouri or the "many fatigues" he had undergone there.

It also said that his claims of death threats to himself and his family by the Taliban were not accepted.

News 12 contacted the Suffolk police and told them of the man's threat to shoot himself.