Примери за използване на Threat posed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Stoltenberg said that the alliance does not see any imminent threat posed against any NATO member by the drills.
During the campaign, he pilloried the Obama administration's approach to the threat posed by the Islamic State group.
It would, however, be a mistake to assume that the threat posed by Daesh has disappeared completely.
Wilson had accused the Bush administration of manipulating intelligence to exaggerate the threat posed by Iraq.
The United States will soon face similar quandaries as it deals with the threat posed by ISIS.
In Europe, a median of 70% express serious concerns about the threat posed by the growing organization.
research and assessments of the threat posed by the objects.
In September 2011, Second Fleet was deactivated in view of the United States Government's perception that the potential military threat posed by Russia had diminished.
naive in their assessment of the threat posed by Iran.
Both Graham and McCain warned of grave consequences if the United States doesn't take the threat posed by Russia seriously.
Experts said that while the findings are not exactly a surprise, the threat posed by neonicotinoids should be taken seriously.
Survey, assess and record the threat posed by cluster munition remnants,
We remain fully committed to tackle the threat posed by ISIL/ Da'esh
An important aspect in understanding the threat posed to Tokyo is how these events would reverberate on the world scale.
The threat posed by foreign fighters returning from Syria
Terrorism is an attack on open societies, and addressing the threat posed by violence and hate is a critical challenge for us all,” wrote Google's general counsel Kent Walker.
Tepco has long been criticised for ignoring the threat posed by natural disasters to the Fukushima plant
Expresses its full commitment to tackling the threat posed by terrorism and religious extremism
as the canon of the Bible grew in acceptance the threat posed by the Apocrypha waned
to adapt, to reflect the threat posed by the enemy, and to protect civilians from the truth.