(a) That endanger, or are likely to endanger, the lives or safety of the migrants concerned or

To endanger this passage is to endanger the world economy s energy lifeline.

1. Reiterates its serious concern at the hazards, risks and deficiencies of the current condition of the United Nations Headquarters Building, which endanger the safety, health and well being of staff, delegations, visitors and tourists

1. Reiterates its serious concern at the hazards, risks and deficiencies of the United Nations Headquarters Building in its current condition, which endanger the safety, health and well being of staff, delegations, visitors and tourists

No election, they fear, would endanger their soldiers.

Reiterates its serious concern about the hazards, risks and deficiencies of the current conditions of the United Nations Headquarters Building, which endanger the safety, health and well being of staff, visitors, tourists and delegations, including high level delegations

8. Condemns all acts of exploitation of unaccompanied refugee minors, including their use as soldiers or human shields in armed conflict and their forced recruitment into military forces, and any other acts that endanger their safety and personal security

9. Condemns all acts of exploitation of unaccompanied refugee minors, including their use as soldiers or human shields in armed conflict and their forced recruitment into military forces, and any other acts that endanger their safety and personal security

Failure to do so will certainly endanger the successful completion of the tribunals' work.

Raising public awareness and promoting behaviour that does not endanger reproductive health.

Where factors that endanger human health are concerned, a varied picture emerges.

And the campaigners point out that the sanctions endanger civilian passengers on board those planes

Worse still, economic union itself can fan the fires of nationalism and endanger political integration.

This can increase the possibility that disputes will lead to violence and endanger all people.

Such times are dangerous for democracy, because they endanger popular consent to democratic governments.

Also concerned that the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the migrants involved,

Article 20 similarly punishes any internet user that owns or manages a website that publishes news that endanger state safety, its public order, or internal or external security. Anyone who shares these news could be imprisoned for a year or fined up to around 1,400 USD.

They work in our slaughterhouses where they can easily poison our food and endanger the agricultural exports.

Israel's clandestine nuclear activities seriously threaten both regional peace and security and endanger the non proliferation regime.

(b) Take due account of the need not to endanger the security of the vessel or its cargo

If we fail to meet the challenge, the global crisis will endanger the world for years to come.

Article 20 stipulates that any person who uses information technologies to publish news that would endanger the safety of the state, its public order or the internal or external security of the state will be imprisoned for at least a year or will be fined a minimum of 1400 USD.

The threats of terrorism and proliferation endanger the stable global environment within which trade flourishes and economies grow.

Large financial intermediaries endanger the entire financial system when they use the wrong risk model and make bad decisions.

Until now, the geopolitical dimension of European energy security has been so neglected as to endanger the Union s future.

Another one compares what Israel does to protect civilians vs. what Hamas does to endanger its civilians.

Since high risk premiums on government bonds endanger the capital adequacy of banks, half a solution is not enough.

Nothing about financial intermediation justifies allowing banks to distort the economy and endanger the public as much as they do.

Pregnant employees cannot be forced to perform any duties that may endanger their health nor work at night.

Umar chose to pray some distance from the Church, so as not to endanger its status as a Christian temple.

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

However, it is time to recognize that hunger and poverty also undermine the internal security of our countries and endanger democracy.

The Commission calls upon the Government to ensure that no public statements are made that may endanger their lives, integrity and security.

Delivery under such conditions can endanger the lives of the mother and the baby and put birth attendants at risk of HIV infection.

But a reorganization of AIG and a shift in its ownership should not have been expected to endanger insurance policyholders.

Reactor safety

Nuclear safety

E. Safety

Occupational Safety.

Still, an increasingly Euro skeptic Germany in the heart of the EU could, given its great economic clout, seriously endanger the European integration process.

Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management

This meant that governments had to effectively guarantee that no other institution whose collapse could endanger the system would be allowed to fail.

Returning to national governments rule making powers that could be used to impose criteria aimed at excluding others would endanger the entire market.

Scientists are warning that changes in global climate may also endanger public health by increasing the spread of diseases and other health problems.

Balancing cuts in public spending in order not to endanger growth and employment requires a stable and smart government and time.