Значения термина threaten national на английском

The White House has condemned the WikiLeaks disclosures, saying it could threaten national security.

The administration also suggested that companies could sell Huawei products that don't threaten national security.

The deals will be reviewed by CFIUS to ensure they do not threaten national security.

The Trump administration says the companies threaten national security and could pass user data to China.

If Beijing finds a deal that could potentially threaten national security, it can terminate the deal.

He can temporarily waive them by making the case that doing so would threaten national security.

Some users voiced fears that future employee interference or technology glitches involving Trump's account could threaten national security.

Last week a Sova Harris poll showed that 60 percent of Bulgarians think that refugees threaten national security.

It came amid mounting concern among U.S. officials that the software could enable Russian espionage and threaten national security.

The amendment also makes it an offence if the statements are likely to threaten national defence and public order.

In seeking the injunction, the Justice Department had argued that the book contained classified information that could threaten national security.

But as well as test kits, the company is distributing gene-sequencing technology that U.S. security officials say could threaten national security.

New regulations outlaw vulgar, superstitious and pornographic theatrical performances, or shows that threaten national security and social stability, according to the paper.

Article 20 says a website that could threaten national security or "offend people's good morals" can be removed or suspended.

CFIUS refers to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which reviews proposals to determine if they threaten national security.

Rhino poaching syndicates targeted Major poaching syndicates have been stifled of late although their presence continues to threaten national security, according to Creecy.