In some cases where our security is under direct threat, we will have recourse to arms.
Make no mistake: the British values we all hold dear are under direct threat.
No one can say how many homes have been lost, although about 5,000 are under direct threat.
A recent report by Climate Central shows that nearly 55 million Indians residing on these coasts are under direct threat from sea level rise.
Supply routes for the international forces from the port of Karachi to the transit of the Khyber are now under direct threat.
For the most part, the world's great museums, like the Metropolitan, have responded only when under direct threat and, even then, they do not acknowledge wrongdoing.
He had to live each day under the shadow of rumour and innuendo, and eventually (though not until 1978) under the direct threat of criminal charges arising from allegations that he had sought to silence Scott: a gunman, Andrew Newton, was hired to meet Scott in 1975, but the only resulting casualty was Scott's great dane.
The water bodies of countries like India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Switzerland, Poland, Austria, Denmark, Croatia, Ireland, France, Greece, Estonia, Russia, Italy, Turkey, Japan great lakes states of the USA and Canada are under the direct threat of eutrophication (Ansari 2005).
Today, the city of La Cañada Flintridge is under the direct threat of increased traffic congestion and air pollution from the proposed completion of the 710 Freeway.
"Although I wasn't in a hostile country and I wasn't under any direct threat of fire," he says, "I was loading high explosive weaponry to aircraft, knowing that it was then going to be taken to another country and dropped on people irrespective of whether they were terrorists, insurgents, or just the local population".
This time, the workers seem even more solidly behind the troops not least because the homeland is under far greater direct threat.
