Word: endangerment
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"Neither the speculator who by playing the markets can endanger the existence of thousands of producers, nor the leaders of these economic enterprises about whom, neither the shareholders nor the authorities can make inquiries, will be able to find this form of irresponsible freedom in the new society.
Obviously Ambassador Winant could not talk freely, even to himself. His voice, ordinarily very low, almost died away entirely. Prolonging the agony was the fact that President Roosevelt, resting after his speech, had kept him waiting for four days. When Ambassador Winant, having reported to his chief, eventually emerged from...
> The U.S. will fight for freedom of the seas, for "if the Axis powers fail to gain control of the seas they are certainly defeated." > Nazi occupation of Iceland, Greenland, the Cape Verde Islands, the Azores would "endanger the freedom of the Atlantic and our own American physical safety." > The...
Meanwhile Local 5 was under investigation by the New York Legislature, probing subversive activities" (TIME, Dec. 16). That gave Local 5 something real to worry about, for the investigating committee demanded the union's membership list. No U. S. labor union had ever before been compelled to make public...
Suppressed in France and also in Germany lest it endanger the Franco-German relations of 1933, the Miraculous Victory of Emperor Ulrich collected dust on Poet Thomasset's bookshelf while its author continued to dream and prune his vines. At the time of the Austrian Anschluss he hoisted a...