Sentence examples for threaten values from inspiring English sources

Debating such ideas might threaten values and policies held by those steeped in modernity and liberalism, including people like me.

Would those who oppose homosexuality or multiculturalism or feminism be accused of threatening values of tolerance and equality?

In so far as these companies place cookies on users' computer systems, without first getting their consent, they also seem to contribute to, and perhaps even exacerbate, at least one kind of technology-related bias i.e., one that threatens values such as privacy and autonomy, while favoring values associated with surveillance and monitoring.

If illegitimate violence is effective and not efficiently sanctioned, it endangers the territorial, organisational and political control of any polity, and tends to threaten its values that are considered fundamental (core values).

No, but they threaten the values of our "remarkably open society", he observed, mildly and correctly.

If we call ourselves a land of opportunity, then Mr. Obama's heritage doesn't threaten American values but showcases them.

A conflict of generations is staged around Chu's delicious banquets, which he organises every Sunday for his daughters, who, with each bite, threaten his values and truths.

A movement that does not appear to threaten the values or interests of any significant segment of society is publicly defined as respectable.

A movement that appears to threaten the values of powerful and significant interest groups within the society is publicly defined as revolutionary and encounters violent suppression.

Other bad provisions would weaken federal oversight of public lands coveted by the oil and gas industries or would otherwise threaten environmental values in wilderness areas that are best left alone.

The march to Europe's disintegration would not just rattle institutions, treaties, economic growth, trade – it would threaten democratic values, the essence of what we are supposed to stand for.