Примери за използване на An imminent threat на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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To defend themselves or others against an imminent threat of death or serious injury;
So unless you can prove probable cause or an imminent threat, we don't have to show you anything.
Madam president, we have just learned that Abdul Khan has been supposedly detained by the secret service due to an imminent threat.
What the administration is discussing in terms of Iraq is not an imminent threat of attack on the United States- which might justify a preemptive strike- or even on any of Iraq's neighbors.
technically incorrect proposed order to repeal net neutrality protections without any replacement is an imminent threat to the internet we worked so hard to create.
technically incorrect proposed order to abolish net neutrality protections without any replacement is an imminent threat to the internet we worked so hard to create.
If they should reject all peaceful cooperation and hecome an imminent threat to the Earth, we would have the right to legitimate self-defense,
Finally, if they should reject all peaceful cooperation and become an imminent threat to the earth, we would have the right to legitimate defense,
may only be used where strictly necessary to confront an imminent threat to life or of serious injury;
Europol shall inform a Member State about information concerning it if this is absolutely necessary in the interest of preventing an imminent threat to life.
claims that there never was a“serious debate about whether Iraq posed an imminent threat” or whether to tighten sanctions rather than go to war.
effective implementation of this Directive including the costs of assessing environmental damage, an imminent threat of such damage, alternatives for action as well as the administrative,
effective implementation of these Regulations including the costs of assessing environmental damage, an imminent threat of such damage, alternatives for action as well as the administrative,
to prevent themselves from facing an imminent threat that might have dire consequences.
He suggests that“in exceptional situations characterised by an imminent threat or an extraordinary risk warranting the official declaration of a state of emergency”,
in exceptional situations characterised by an imminent threat or an extraordinary risk warranting the official declaration of a state of emergency,
We face an imminent threat.
Not because of an imminent threat.
We have an imminent threat.
Is the target an imminent threat?