Many bomblets can fail to explode, posing a threat to civilians.
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Britain, rightly, worries about banks posing a threat to the taxpayer.
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The UK also warned of ISIS still posing a threat to Iraq.
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With ISIS posing a threat to European countries, they are trying again.
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Certainly, materials posing a threat to human health should be appropriately regulated.
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No significant evidence exists depicting radio frequency as posing a threat to humans.
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It's about whether the president is posing a threat to the United States.
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The administration has described those practices as posing a threat to United States national security.
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Trump justified the tariffs by saying the imports were posing a threat to national security.
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Debris continued to wash up on Friday, she said, posing a threat to flora and fauna.
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But it doesn't seem as though Coleman and Yael will be posing a threat to Everlasting anymore.
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It may seem farfetched, but America has interred people before for posing a threat to our country.
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The surge in wildfires raging through the Amazon rainforest is posing a threat to the environment beyond Brazil's borders.
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The coronavirus pandemic is posing a threat to their livelihoods, as it is for many others across the globe.
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As for government, Cramer flagged that regulators are posing a threat to how the largest tech players can keep growing.
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Apple said it removed the app because it was posing a threat to law enforcement and residents in Hong Kong.
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In 2019 SoFi closed a $500 million funding round led by Qatar Investment Authority — posing a threat to incumbent banks.
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Warnings of artificial intelligence (AI) posing a threat to humanity are "not helpful," a top executive at IBM has said.
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The Red Cross says four million people are still living in poor-quality temporary shelters, posing a threat to their health.
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"Terrorism has not stopped posing a threat to our country," Hollande said, repeating a promise to boost police recruitment and resources.
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Bangladeshi officials say land mines had been planted on Myanmar's side of the border, posing a threat to the fleeing Rohingya.
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Zones where diesel was restricted were proliferating in Europe, posing a threat to automakers because the areas discourage sales of diesels.
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A select few are even becoming dangerous, posing a threat to the daily operations of thousands — in some cases, millions — of residents.
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The Commission says Icera had been offering advanced data rate performance vs Qualcomm's chipsets, thereby posing a threat to the latter's business.
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They suggested the partnerships could provide Beijing an avenue for stealing technologies being developed in America, posing a threat to national security.
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Weak housing and manufacturing are offsetting strong consumer spending, holding back the economy and posing a threat to the longest expansion in history.
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As student loan debt piles up, defaults rates are accelerating and posing a threat to future economic growth, according to Federal Reserve experts.
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Iran is Israel's avowed enemy and Israel argues that the agreement fails to prevent Iranian weapons posing a threat to its very existence.
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Iran is Israel's avowed enemy, and Israel argues that the agreement fails to prevent Iranian weapons posing a threat to its very existence.
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"And to challenge US military activities in Taiwan Strait, besides posing a threat to the median line that Taiwan's air force patrols along."
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In all, though, there are no areas identified as posing a threat to the larger stability of U.S. financial markets and the economy.
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Greenpeace said on Monday that acrid smog had wafted across Siberia as far as the Ural mountains, posing a threat to people's health.
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But technology has advanced significantly, and Airbnb's startup spin on the idea has made it mainstream — posing a threat to traditional hotel stays.
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The U.S. aviation industry has long expressed frustration that state-owned airlines are posing a threat to U.S. jobs and distorting global competition.
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Not to mention thousands of others that have entered the country on student, business and tourist visas without posing a threat to this country.
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One of these has also become highly pathogenic, meaning it has gained the ability to kill infected birds, posing a threat to agriculture markets.
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Last month, Thai police arrested four members of a Hells Angels biker gang accused of drugs offences, violence, and posing a threat to society.
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Square Feet Work on residential and commercial projects is slowing as materials from overseas become harder to get, posing a threat to construction jobs.
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The next two months are the peak of the hurricane season, posing a threat to the U.S. fuel refining hub on the Gulf Coast.
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"Dozens of Daesh (IS) snipers are still positioned on rooftops of the Old City high buildings, posing a threat to our soldiers," he said.
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The furnishings can topple over if they are not anchored securely to walls, posing a threat to children, the commission said in a statement.
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And some reports suggest time spent in solitary can increase the likelihood a prisoner will reoffend after release, posing a threat to public safety.
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Iguanas mostly eat plants, but they sometimes consume animals, like snails and certain kinds of butterflies, thereby posing a threat to native and endangered species.
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In other Asian markets, most recently in Taiwan and South Korea, Uber got its comeuppance in part for posing a threat to local cab companies.
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The dogs were so small, their names so improbable, the likelihood of their posing a threat to our wildlife so implausible that we laughed, hard.
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The tests did not include one for the clotting ability of blood, the one Theranos executives say regulators cited as posing a threat to patients.
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The Musudan has range of some 3,000 km (1,860 miles), posing a threat to South Korea and Japan, and possibly the U.S. territory of Guam.
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Birju Kishor Salla, a resident of Mumbai, was arrested and charged for posing a threat to the safety of passengers and crew on board a plane.
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Anyone who believes an alligator is posing a "threat to people, pets or property" should call FWC's toll-free hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR, Snapp said.
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The bottom line: "In the end, this can all go off peacefully," concludes Tyson — as long as you are not posing a threat to someone's stuff.
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Mr Trump may seek to "prevent entry of terrorists and persons posing a threat to public safety", but "Congress has already acted to effectuate these purposes".
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Price pressures in factories - which feed through into consumer prices - shot higher after the pound's post-referendum plunge, posing a threat to consumers' future spending power.
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Cyber Monday is increasingly posing a threat to Black Friday as consumers opt to score deals on the Monday after Thanksgiving rather than the day after.
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That has depressed prices there, posing a threat to future production, while providing a boost to pipeline companies as the lines have filled to near-capacity.
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The U.S. government is also mulling higher import tariffs on European cars on grounds that they are posing a threat to the national security of the country.
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BORDEAUX (Reuters) - Sharp spring frosts are damaging production in some of France's most famous winemaking regions, including Champagne, Bordeaux and Burgundy, posing a threat to growers' incomes.
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It's no surprise that Americans are shopping online more than ever before, and now the continued rise of Cyber Monday is posing a threat to Black Friday.
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A cargo ship wrecked at the end of London's River Thames in 1944 with 1,400 tonnes of TNT inside is posing a threat to the local area.
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Coalition aircraft have struck regime forces who were perceived as posing a threat to a base at At Tanf, Syria, that houses US and coalition military advisers.
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FBI agents across the US say the partial government shutdown is affecting their ability to do their jobs, and, as a result, posing a threat to national security.
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Democrats say the investigations are needed to hold to account a president who scorns respect for the law and governing norms, posing a threat to the U.S. Constitution.
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Adobe has been doing so well that it may end up posing a threat to brick-and-mortar retail, CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said in June.
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It allowed corporations, in favorable markets, to sell securities on short notice directly to investors, posing a threat to old-line firms, like Morgan, that had exclusive underwriting deals.
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Anton Boerner said in Berlin that Trump's first actions in office were "alarming" and that his protectionist agenda was posing a threat to both the U.S. and German economies.
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At the same time, a plethora of challenger banks from the likes of N26 to Monzo which are app-only have appeared, also posing a threat to traditional institutions.
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CNN's Vanessa Yurkevich reported Wednesday that the American Farm Bureau is raising red flags about shortages of Mexican seasonal laborers posing a threat to the nation's the food supply.
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The struggle for land has brought the competing needs of wildlife and humans into conflict in Tanzania, posing a threat to the tourism industry, a cornerstone of the country's economy.
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As many companies — most recently, StubHub — make headlines for dropping their outside ad agencies, posing a threat to the traditional agency business, SmileDirectClub has always done things on its own.
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"This in no way diminishes any finding by the Bloody Sunday inquiry that those killed or injured were not posing a threat to any of the soldiers," Mr. Herron said.
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The charges include defaming the image of Egypt, an action seen as posing a threat to national security, and cooperating with annual reviews by the United Nations' Human Rights Council.
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On Sunday, Mishustin signed a decree that put the virus, known formally as the "novel coronavirus 2019-nCoV," in the list of diseases posing a threat to citizens, Tass reported.
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Powerful typhoons and a series of earthquakes battered the country in 2019, and this year a volcanic eruption in southern Luzon Island is still posing a threat to nearby residents.
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The cancellation of tens of thousands of flights from China's skies points to how the coronavirus has hobbled a nation — and is posing a threat to the global economy. 10.
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And lest we think we have time to grapple with all of these evolutionary challenges, the proliferation of advanced conventional weapons is already posing a threat to deployed U.S. forces.
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Although it has emerged as a serious competitor to the CDU/CSU for conservative voters, it would be wrong to see AfD as only posing a threat to the center right.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police have arrested four members of a Hells Angels biker gang accused of drug crimes, violence and posing a threat to society, the Tourist Police said on Thursday.
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The FBI is investigating the private email server and account Clinton held while serving as secretary of State, which may have incluced classified information, possibly posing a threat to national security.
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With that remigration posing a threat to space within cities, it is characteristic for DIY communities and denizens of warehouse spaces that exist on the fringes of legitimacy to be innovative.
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" Olivia Lapeyrolerie, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio, said, "We're working quickly to reach an agreement that satisfies the intent of the legislation without posing a threat to public safety.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy is facing excessive economic imbalances and the policies of its government are making matters worse, posing a threat to other euro zone countries, the European Commission said on Wednesday.
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The dollar is already hovering near 14-year highs against the euro, posing a threat to U.S. competitiveness at a time when Trump is trying to bring back more investment and jobs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Increased volatility in China's stock and currency markets is posing a threat to the country's economic stability and structural reforms, a former adviser to the central bank said on Thursday.
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The proposed project will add to the growing aviation maintenance sector spread across Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, potentially posing a threat to Singapore, the region's dominant hub for aircraft maintenance and repair.
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Green-blue blooms of toxic algae have been discovered in three New York City parks this past month posing a threat to young children and pets, according to a state environmental website.
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The PAE problem is big and growing, posing a threat to startups and established companies alike, costing companies millions in defensive litigation fees and diverting money that would be better spent on innovation.
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Those with more than $250 billion but not posing a threat to the system are part of a review into how post-financial crisis regulations should be tailored to fit the current climate.
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NEW DELHI – India&aposs governing Hindu nationalists have criticized the archbishop of New Delhi for airing his view that a turbulent political atmosphere is posing a threat to the country&aposs democratic principles.
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Back in 2013, many Iraqi Sunnis had pledged allegiance to ISIS because they sought revenge against a government that they saw as being pro-Iranian and as posing a threat to their livelihoods.
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The U.S. military command in Kabul confirmed its warplanes had conducted an air strike in the area, but said they targeted "individuals firing on, and posing a threat to" Afghan national security forces.
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Similarly, we helped coordinate strategic use of the multibillion-dollar Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund, designed precisely to get others to step up their efforts against terrorists posing a threat to us and our partners.
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But, when a white police officer shoots a Black gang member or beats up a Black drug dealer running from the law and posing a threat to society, you call him a racist.
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An Indian startup that is increasingly posing a threat to established food and grocery delivery businesses and e-commerce giants just closed a new financing round to expand its business in the nation.
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Galella pointed to the Russo-Japanese war in 1905, in which the Japanese defeated the Russians, as a key historical event that stoked fear about East Asians posing a threat to the West.
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What their exact mission would be is not yet clear, but one goal of their their presence would be to help reassure Turkey that Kurdish forces are not posing a threat to Ankara's interests.
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Palm was struggling to survive as a small operator in a massive and unforgiving market, while Motorola was consistently losing money for parent company Google while also posing a threat to Samsung's Android hegemony.
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) said Thursday that the the number of new trade restrictions among the world's top economies has doubled in the past six months, posing a threat to the global economy.
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If the embargo expires, Iran will be free under international law to purchase and transfer an array of weapons, posing a threat to the security of the United States and our allies, including Israel.
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NAIROBI, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Swarms of desert locusts have spread from Ethiopia and Somalia into eastern and northern Kenya, posing a threat to food production and grazing land, its agriculture minister said on Friday.
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But since then, new questions about whether the economy is headed toward a recession have picked up, posing a threat to what has been seen as Trump's biggest strength going into his reelection bid.
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A research project in the Canadian Armed Forces began looking for a new type of ammunition in 2011 in response to fear that its shooting ranges were posing a threat to local water sources.
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The United States has withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal, posing a threat to European companies doing business there, and has blocked appointments to the World Trade Organization, undermining its ability to settle trade disputes.
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That is to say, there is a new form of totalitarianism which is posing a threat to the peace of the world, not for France or Europe alone, but for the peace of the world.
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The environment minister, Michael Gove, on Thursday warned farmers that British exports to the European Union could be subject to 40 percent tariffs, and that inspections could cause delays, posing a threat to small farmers.
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"We are working with the government and partners in Poland to convince the authorities that far from posing a threat to networks in the country, our technology will help improve connectivity," Huawei said in a statement.
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About 54% of India's groundwater wells are declining, and 21 major cities are expected to run out of groundwater as early as next year, posing a threat to food security, according to the NITI Aayog report.
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But the smear campaign against Curiel is one of those moments in the Trump campaign when the presumptive Republican nominee isn't just damaging political discourse — he's posing a threat to the independence of the judiciary itself.
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Indonesia is on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire and has scores of active volcanoes, sometimes posing a threat to life and disrupting air travel, particularly on the most heavily populated islands like Java and Bali.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is in no rush to hike rates, creating an opportunity for risk assets but posing a threat to long-term bonds, top BlackRock Inc portfolio manager Rick Rieder said on Tuesday.
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The illegal drone flights will also be made in the early morning at a time when there would not be any scheduled flights in the air space to avoid any risk of posing a threat to aircraft.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 17 (Reuters) - South African power utility Eskom said on Monday that it had less than 20 days of coal supplies at 10 of its 15 coal-fired power stations, posing a threat to national power supplies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The falling cost of electric vehicle and solar technology will halt demand growth for oil and coal from 2020, according to research published on Thursday, posing a threat to fossil fuel companies unprepared for the transition.
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BOORSTIN: BUT JUST IN THE LAST QUARTER, AMAZON BOUGHT THE RIGHTS TO NFL GAMES, AND MARK ZUCKERBURG SAID THAT FACEBOOK WILL LIKELY BE, EVENTUALLY, INTERESTED IN SPORTS RIGHTS, ARE THOSE NEW DIGITAL PLATFORMS POSING A THREAT TO ESPN.
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In 2014 he was banned from visiting New Zealand for posing "a threat to the public order and the public interest" and also became the focus of Australian feminist organization Collective Shout who campaigned to prevent him touring.
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As around 100 people protested near the prime minister's office, demanding the government begin rebuilding, the Red Cross said four million people were still living in poor-quality temporary shelters, posing a threat to their health and wellbeing.
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If by simply exercising my basic democratic right to vote, I am posing a threat to Israel's political order, as Netanyahu has constantly hinted, then I can only imagine where my struggle for equal rights stands right now.
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"Since these individuals were isolated inside the facility during the period they were infectious, we do not anticipate these cases posing a threat to the community," said Dr. David Persse, Houston's local health authority and EMS medical director.
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While waiting for his brisket to slow cook, he delivered an admonition to Elon Musk, his fellow Silicon Valley billionaire, and others who sound alarm bells over artificial intelligence posing a threat to our safety and well-being.
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Italians go to the polls on March 4 and Minniti said there was "too much silence" on the "concrete" risk of the mafias posing a threat to democracy and "the freedom to vote," Italian news agency ANSA reported.
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Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang have heightened in recent months amid growing concerns that the reclusive North Korean government is nearing development of a nuclear-tipped missile capable of posing a threat to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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"In the Middle East, terrorist groups spread chaos and violence, posing a threat to our security and our way of life," Danish Ambassador to Israel Jesper Vahr, the point-man for NATO envoys in Israel, said in public remarks.
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That trend has worried policymakers, because unvaccinated children tend to exist in clusters, enabling infectious diseases to take hold in those communities and posing a threat to those who cannot vaccinate for medical reasons, such as weak immune systems.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that "Mini Mike Bloomberg" is "against" the Second Amendment, after the former mayor remarked that is the job of law enforcement, not average citizens, to decide when to shoot a gunman posing a threat to others.
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For Bland's family, the video has spurred new questions and a desire for a new investigation, and the family says that the footage proves that Bland was not posing a threat to the officer as she sat in her car.
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" According to Amnesty International , the six activists and one other individual were accused of forming a "cell," and posing a threat to national security for their "contact with foreign entities with the aim of undermining the country's stability and social fabric.
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But thanks to all that information it hoovers up across its various services, the company is also able to use said data to track individuals it deems as posing a threat to the company or its executives, CNBC reported Thursday.
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Cambodia's government said there was no ban on Rainsy returning, but it described him as "convict Sam Rainsy" and said it would take action against anyone posing a threat to state security - an accusation it has already laid against him.
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Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce said on Monday he may not be eligible for parliament after being told he may be a dual citizen of Australia and New Zealand, potentially posing a threat to the conservative government's hold on power.
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The poor health of the world's oldest bank has been seen as a grave weakness in the euro zone economy, posing a threat to the wider Italian banking system and also to the increasingly shaky political standing of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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"Since these individuals were isolated inside the facility during the period they were infectious, we do not anticipate these cases posing a threat to the community," Dr. David Persse, Houston's local health authority and emergency medical services medical director, said in a statement.
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Lassalle, Wesley Hayes, who pleaded guilty to the same charges as Lassalle last month, and other officers took C.O. to the chapel and beat him with a baton "while C.O. was compliant and not posing a threat to anyone," the indictment states.
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Mr. Netanyahu said Israeli intelligence officials had discovered last week that Hezbollah, the Lebanese military and political group with ties to Iran, was trying to set up a network in the Syrian-controlled portion of the Golan Heights, posing a threat to Israel.
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Google-backed Dunzo raises $45M to expand its hyperlocal delivery startup in India An Indian startup that is increasingly posing a threat to established food and grocery delivery businesses, as well as to e-commerce giants, just closed a new financing round.
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Corporate America's share buybacks, which hit a record of more than $203 trillion in 2018 on the back of a tax overhaul, have begun to slow down in recent months, posing a threat to the record-long bull market, according to Jefferies.
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Apart from cyber crime, the financial institutions polled by the central bank also rated a sharp increase in risk premiums in global financial markets and the threat of imbalances in the local real estate market as posing a threat to Lithuania's financial stability.
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But PG&E now faces untold billions of dollars of potential liabilities related to the recent wildfires, the deadliest in California history, if an investigation determines its equipment caused them, posing a threat to the utility's solvency and its clean energy agenda.
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The U.S. government's Black Friday climate report warns that rising "temperatures in the Midwest are projected to be the largest contributing factor to declines in U.S. agricultural productivity, with extreme heat wilting crops and posing a threat to livestock," the Chicago Tribune's Tony Briscoe writes.
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QBP shows how the President's trade strategy is dragging down individual US businesses and posing a threat to the overall economy, which has been riding on consumer spending and a strong job market, and which Trump is counting on to power his reelection strategy.
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For example, collecting health information from individuals in return for a small compensation might seem beneficial to both parties — but a company that holds health information on a billion people can end up posing a threat to individuals in ways they could not have foreseen.
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Mr. Kamilov also said that Uzbekistan had opened an investigation and had charged Mr. Akilov with involving minors in antisocial behavior; manufacturing and distribution of materials posing a threat to public security; and participation in extremist, separatist and fundamentalist organizations, among other prohibited groups.
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The attacks on the heavily populated island of Java have come as hardline Muslim groups press for a more conservative society and decry moderate politicians, posing a threat to Indonesia's reputation for tolerance and the democracy it won with the downfall of authoritarian President Suharto in 1998.
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Registered investment advisers sitting on more than $4 trillion in assets are posing a threat to the old model of huddling with brokers from Merrill Lynch or Morgan Stanley — for a hefty fee — and taking their advice on which stocks, bonds or mutual funds to buy.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said it regrets the European Commission's decision to include the country in a blacklist of nations seen as posing a threat to the bloc because of lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering, a statement published by Saudi Press Agency said early on Thursday.
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"Despite previous warnings, pro-regime forces entered the agreed-upon de-confliction zone with a tank, artillery, anti-aircraft weapons, armed technical vehicles and more than 60 soldiers posing a threat to coalition and partner forces based at the At Tanf Garrison," a coalition statement said on Tuesday.
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"Despite previous warnings, pro-regime forces entered the agreed-upon de-confliction zone with a tank, artillery, anti-aircraft weapons, armed technical vehicles and more than 60 soldiers posing a threat to Coalition and partner forces based at the At Tanf Garrison," U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a statement.
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The report was released as Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was meeting with advocates and educators as her department examines whether to rescind the Obama-era guidance, which critics have argued can end up keeping dangerous children in schools, posing a threat to their fellow students and staff and creating a disruptive learning environment.
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"Instead of issuing an apology, or even acknowledging their part in the event, the Trump camp continued to change its story, first denying that Michelle had been grabbed and injured, then making attempts to gaslight her into admitting fault, then accusing her of posing a threat to Donald Trump," she said in an email.
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A coalition of four Texas cities and counties and others have sued Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline LLC and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Austin federal court, accusing the company behind the $2 billion Permian Highway Pipeline of posing a threat to endangered species in central and south Texas without the required permit.
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While Democrats have pushed for a slate of measures ranging from universal background checks to a ban on assault weapons after the shootings, Republicans have so far mostly focused on so-called red flag laws that allow law enforcement to bar those suspected of posing a threat to themselves or others from getting a weapon.
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" In July, during the NATO summit meeting in Warsaw, at which decisions regarding stationing multinational NATO battalions in the Baltic States and Poland were made, another blog reportedly quoted a top Lithuanian general as saying that basing NATO forces in the country "was posing a threat to stability in ties between NATO and Russia.
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In particular, officials said they are deeply opposed to the possibility of Persian Gulf allies such as Saudi Arabia putting man-portable anti-aircraft missiles into the hands of the opposition because it will not only escalate hostilities, but those weapons could find their way across the border into Turkey, posing a threat to European aviation.
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Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang have heightened in recent months amid growing concerns that the reclusive North Korean regime is nearing development of a nuclear-tipped missile capable of posing a threat to the U.S. The U.S. military this week successfully tested a defense system designed to shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in midair.
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Various celebrities or high-ranking public figures have been refused from entering the UK in the past for fostering hatred, "posing a threat to public order," or "not being conducive to the public good" — including US rapper Tyler the Creator, ex-boxer Mike Tyson, Jamaican reggae star Jah Cure, and US "pick-up artist" Julien Blanc.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas), a presidential candidate, say the proposal would let dangerous criminals out of jail, posing a threat to cities and states around the country.
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It's Marilyn Manson being blamed for Columbine without talking about gun control, Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne being implicated as catalysts for teenage suicides without addressing the societal conditioning that can prevent young men from speaking about their problems, and it's Theresa May banning Tyler, the Creator from entering the UK for "posing a threat to public order" because of homophobic and sexist lyrical content then, two years later, striking a £1 billion deal with a political party who staunchly oppose same-sex marriage and abortion.
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Ruben GallegoRuben GallegoCongressional Hispanic Caucus calls for answers on Mississippi ICE raids Congressional Hispanic Caucus members call for diversity within the Fed Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument MORE (D-Ariz.), Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) and Don Beyer (D-Va.) expressed heightened concerns that top White House officials without permanent security clearances are nonetheless accessing highly classified materials, thereby posing a threat to national security.
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