Sentence examples for threatening their communities from inspiring English sources

They're jointly calling for a testing protocol to raise "public confidence" in fracking when the only thing the public can be increasingly confident about is that fracking is threatening their communities and clean water.

And, too often, we simply throw drug users in prison when, for many of these individuals, receiving treatment can mean the chance to live productively without threatening their communities.

They tackle a potentially lethal blaze – probably started by an unextinguished campfire – threatening their community.

In the center of the country, pro-government militias and Hezbollah fighters battle those who threaten their communities.

Sixty-eight percent said they thought climate change threatens their communities.

In his nomination acceptance address, he vowed that he would "liberate our citizens from the crime and terrorism and lawlessness that threatens their communities".

One might think that Copper Mesa's case should be tossed out, given the corporation's "premeditated" use of live ammunition against people protesting a mining project that threatened their communities and a nature reserve.

Aggression by individuals with developmental disabilities may threaten their community placement.

While Tony Blair and his disciples preached the globalisation gospel, in which mass migration was an unavoidable fact of life, the Blue Labour tendency seeks to channel the anxieties of the party's traditional, low-income supporters, who fear that new arrivals are changing their communities and threatening their livelihoods.

Of course, mothers can also be filled with hate and rage against those who are perceived to threaten their specific community's status quo.

He and others involved in the discussions accuse the government utility Eletronorte of trying to divide the indigenous groups by buying off leaders with gifts or threatening to deny their communities health or other services.