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And, most assuredly , you do not have the right to endanger their health and well-being and very life to conform with your beliefs.

Decorate material inferiorly , the chemical material time that its release grew to be able to endanger the person's health.

The authorities say the radioactive material will rapidly dissipate in the sea and is not thought likely to endanger health.

Unless proper precautions are taken, the voltage differences along the ground may BE great enough to endanger a person walking there.

The heart disease has been one of the most fatal diseases to endanger the health and result in death.

The medical insurance foundation is not healthy enough to endure risks so as to endanger the sustainability of the reform.

Volunteers will respect the cultural values of the local population , in an effort not to endanger the project.

The White House initially maintained a near-silence about the role of Obama, not wanting to endanger the release of the journalists.

operation of equipment, are not permitted to endanger the safety of any repairs.

Mr Duffy was also charged with possession of a firearm and ammunition with intents to endanger life.

All along we have followed your protocol, but we reserve the right to act as necessary if any attempt is made to endanger our presence.

A female employee on maternity leave shall not be permitted to engage in remunerative work or in any activity likely to endanger her health.

Sure, their states need some extra help, but narrow interests should not be permitted to endanger our planet's future.

And he is doing nothing to pressure them to make democratic reforms or do anything to endanger their internal control.

presenting views to endanger State security, maliciously slander another person, or seriously disrupt court order; or.

Quinolone including this product can cause myasthenia gravis, symptom aggravating for and inability to endanger life.

Any equipment, machine, device or thing he is to use or operate is likely to endanger himself or another worker.

Also, when the recession ends, central banks will come under pressure not to endanger the incipient upswing.

A great dam has been built up so as to eliminate the root of flood, which used to endanger the people along the river.

34 Particularly so as not to endanger the existence of the player.

By 1200, political and military upheavals had started to endanger the Silk Road and between the 14th and 16th centuries, it was abandoned.

The title of a kind of tree to endanger the second housing security, is relates to the adjacent your rights.

If you really don't want to endanger my existence--which I half believe you do--go your ways as soon as possible, and let me go mine.

Hemorrhage is a familiar clinical symptom, it could make patient be ache, coma or shock, even to endanger his life.

To undermine cohesion is to endanger everyone.

And this does not have to endanger citizens' privacy rights.

Especially the enterprise is in when encountering the similar launch an offensive such as DDOS, can reduce its to endanger a gender.

Also, the loss of habitat to development and agriculture continue to endanger many rare species.

Though the smoking is a kind of private behavior, but is 1 kind and can bring others to endanger a public and healthy problem.

It continues to endanger the lives of people in Moscow and surrounding areas.

Newest research makes clear Germany, a lot of cosmetic, toy, food is packed in the chemical that is kept in a kind to endanger health.

I don't want to endanger him.

The king thought it reasonable and said, "It is I who am about to endanger our country. "

When engine damage or malfunction occurs which may be such as to endanger the safe operation of the ship;