Moreover, almost everyone arrested for endangering state security is convicted.

But Germany refuses this option, thus seriously endangering Europe s common currency.

Arrests and prosecutions for endangering state security have risen sharply since September 11, 2001.

The public demands quick answers to complex problems that, unsolved, risk endangering the planet.

Some people have life endangering conditions that require surgery, but most kids do not, he said.

President George W. Bush is endangering the United States and the world's safety while undermining American values.

But when they aren t kept, can citizens then make a claim that it s a country s non acting that s endangering them?

It also gives the president emergency like power to fight vague threats, such as those endangering the life of the nation.

According to film director Nikos Soulis, who recorded the incident, the man was burning garbage, endangering the cars parked beside them

ARM Many of those who take to the sea, endangering their lives, have fled conflicts and political instability from their countries.

Morsi faces a separate trial with nine others on charges of endangering national security by leaking confidential and sensitive information to Qatar.

On Facebook, most Vietnamese netizens said they were embarrassed by the photo and criticized the woman for endangering the child riding with her.

DisplacedLibyan 6 months of Libya war and there are still some supposed friends on Facebook on insists on endangering your life with insensitive questions

China s Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman Ma Xiaoguang said Lee was being investigated on suspicion of endangering national security , some ten days after his disappearance.

With rare candor, China's government recently released statistics on people arrested and prosecuted for endangering state security, the most serious political offence in the criminal code.

If Rowhani wants to succeed in office, he will have to keep his promise to improve Iranians living conditions without endangering the Islamic Republic in the process.

Nor, following the fastest five year period of economic growth in human history, are collapsing prices endangering the financial system, as they did during the Great Depression.

Those sentenced to two or three year terms of re education through labor are not included in the statistics on endangering state security released by Procurator General Han.

The public demands quick answers to complex problems that, unsolved, risk endangering the planet. They need figures with whom they can identify, immediately recognize, and, above all, trust.

These charges build on comments published yesterday on Facebook by Russian federal censors, who accused Children 404 of endangering LGBT minors by providing them with amateur psychological support.

In the two year period that ended on December 31, 2002, more than 1,600 people were prosecuted for endangering state security, most after the terror attacks on the US.

Bush accuses Syria and Iran of interfering in Iraq, threatening its territorial integrity and endangering American troops, and, more generally, of seeking to undermine America s allies in the region.

After that we understood the government would not leave us alone and that we could be endangering people in Rogun by meeting with them, so we left the region.

In the end, she will probably give in to Sarkozy s wishes in order to avoid endangering her chances of re election in September because of a conflict with the French.

Deeply concerned that acts of international terrorism continue to be perpetrated, endangering the lives and well being of individuals worldwide, as well as the peace and security of all States,

An exhaustive search of official and unofficial sources turned up fewer that 150 names of individuals arrested for endangering state security in 1998 2002, a transparency rate of less than 5 .

One is to intimidate journalists, say, by accusing a high profile reporter of treason or endangering national security through his reporting, and then threatening him with torture, a show trial, or indefinite detention.

Tadić said that the state has taken measures of protection, adding that the state institutions will react in accordance with the law and arrest and prosecute all those endangering the lives of others.

But, with some three billion or so users on the Web nowadays, that very openness has become a serious vulnerability indeed, it is endangering the vast economic opportunities that the Internet has opened for the world.

There was a serious danger that the contents of the nuclear reactor would seep into the soil, and then leak into the Dnepr river, thus endangering the population of Kiev and other cities along the riverbanks.

Yet this policy demands a commitment for the long haul. Unless it is explained and seen as an expression of national interest, it will strain domestic political support, even to the degree of endangering government coalitions like that of Mr. Schröder.

The surprise of Bush s new policy is its shift of political focus from Iraq to its two immediate neighbors. Bush accuses Syria and Iran of interfering in Iraq, threatening its territorial integrity and endangering American troops, and, more generally, of seeking to undermine America s allies in the region.

With rare candor, China's government recently released statistics on people arrested and prosecuted for endangering state security, the most serious political offence in the criminal code. China's top prosecutor, Han Zhubin, revealed that more than 3,400 people were arrested from 1998 to 2002 for such crimes as subversion, incitement to subversion, espionage, and trafficking in state secrets.