Significats de endanger public en anglès

Any other condition would be prejudicial to him, and would endanger public order.

However, opponents of the ban say it will endanger public safety and hinder efforts to fight crime.

Doyle said the contamination levels in the water were regularly high enough to critically endanger public health.

The council ruled that the 15-unit apartment block was a traffic hazard and would endanger public safety.

Quinn said the bill would endanger public safety, and he made a series of proposals to change it.

The agency then declared the emissions endanger public health, which paved the way for its regulation of them.

Democrat Quinn last week vetoed parts of the measure, calling it a flawed bill that would endanger public safety.

The state's Republican leaders, including the governor and attorney general, criticized the ruling that they said would endanger public health.

The transportation conviction underscored the U.S. government's growing concern about shipments of body parts that might endanger public health, officials said.

The French foreign ministry said the statement could " endanger public health policies and the imperative to protect human life".

The Trump administration contends local authorities endanger public safety when they decline to hand over for deportation illegal immigrants arrested for crimes.

The Trump administration contends that local authorities endanger public safety when they decline to hand over for deportation illegal immigrants arrested for crimes.

He was acquitted of a charge of felony recklessly endangering public safety.

He further claims the development endangers public safety because it is sited on a national primary road.

The police case included counts of culpable homicide, negligent handling of poisonous substances and causing hurt and endangering public life.

These use computer modelling to link resources to sentencing and have succeeded in shifting funds to community rehabilitation without endangering public safety.