Sentence examples for would not imperil from inspiring English sources

The officials emphasized that any shuttle fleet grounding would not imperil the men orbiting in the station.

Before coming to the decision he received expert advice to the effect that bringing an end to the tests would not imperil national defense.

Impressed by Hitler's annexation of Austria and dismemberment of Czechoslovakia in 1938, he wrote that the German leader would not imperil those gains by embarking on "a deliberately planned aggressive war".

Lisa Kersavage, director of advocacy and policy at the Municipal Art Society, said its plan would not imperil any of the economic development for the site, or the job creation that would accompany such development.

He included a voter registration form and a letter from a law firm offering the opinion that registering upstate would not imperil the rent-controlled or rent-stabilized status of their New York City apartments.

The companies also argued that they have a First Amendment right to publish data on government requests, and that disclosing this information would not imperil national security because the online services have so many users that it would be impossible to decipher whom the requests targeted.

Defense Secretary William S. Cohen; Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers; Mr. Clinton's national security adviser, Samuel R. Berger; and the United States trade representative, Charlene Barshefsky, began telephoning senators today, arguing that the amendment would not only imperil the trade bill, but would also actually hamper American efforts to combat the spread of sophisticated weaponry.

Because Social Security is projected to run a surplus of more than $2 trillion during that period, using $1 trillion for private accounts would not immediately imperil the system's ability to pay full benefits to current retirees, as Mr. Gore has implied it would.

The Germans wanted the pact to ensure that their country's post-war tradition of sound money would not be imperilled by a currency union with countries like Italy, which had a reputation for weak currencies, inflation and fiscal irresponsibility.

The initial cuts will not imperil America's national security, but the deeper cuts could.

"The information they contain does not imperil the security of the sites concerned," the statement said.