Sentence examples for threats stemming from from inspiring English sources
The court developed a notion of the "duty to protect" basic rights from threats stemming from private action or social forces.
Seasonally dry tropical forests (SDTF) are exposed to numerous threats stemming from human activity and are considered a high conservation priority globally.
Second, proponents of this view assert that existing antitrust law is inadequate for the competitive threats stemming from large collections of data.
As this blog reported, journalist Julia Ioffe filed a police report after receiving anti-Semitic threats stemming from the backlash against her story in GQ about Melania Trump.
The R&B singer Chris Brown pleaded not guilty on Monday afternoon in Los Angeles to charges of felony assault and making criminal threats stemming from a February altercation with his companion, the pop star Rihanna, The Associated Press reported.
The plans include mobilizing defense industries and transport lines to meet threats stemming from the conflict in Chechnya, drug trafficking, Islamic extremism and NATO's expanding military ties on Russia's southern flank, a spokesman for the general staff told the Interfax news agency.
These threats stem from disruption of the economy and institutions as well as from policy changes.
He suggested the death threats stemmed from his phone number being on fans' blog sites.
Aaron said that he surmised that the threats stemmed from an acquaintance's posting of a chat room message, which was signed with Aaron's name: a threat to rape a 15-year-girl they all knew.
The first impediment to dealing with ambiguous threats stems from cognitive biases what scholar Roberta Wohlstetter calls our "stubborn attachment to existing beliefs". The human mind tends to protect itself from fear by suppressing subtle perceptions of danger.
And in Washington, senior law enforcement officials said they no longer took seriously any potential terrorist threat stemming from the arrest of about 20 people on suspicion of fraudulently obtaining driver's licenses to haul hazardous and explosive materials.
