Word: endangerment
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But by the end of the century, most of the city's territory had been developed, and the residents had noticed that Harvard occupied a lot of land, which could neither be used for factories nor taxed. Harvard knew its non-profit status was vital and tried to discourage the...
Even before the verdict was handed down, Washington as well as Tokyo had expressed misgivings about the trial and characterized the charges against Kim as "farfetched." Now both friendly governments were somewhat at a loss as to what other measures they might take. Tokyo does not want to endanger the...
Perhaps Cox empathizes because there are times when even The Herald cannot print information about missing people because it can endanger the lives of family members. "It's a very Kafka-like situation in which some people, although they are journalists, have come to the conclusion that the worst thing...
There is no way to ignore the situation while in Argentina, but one can't easily escape it either. Leaving the country is not an option for most people; in order to keep currency from leaving Argentina and to prevent political dialogue in other countries, the government is reluctant to...
U.S. Ambassador to China Leonard Woodcock called a rare press conference of his own in Peking the following day to blast Reagan. Charged Woodcock: "To endanger the carefully crafted relationship between the People's Republic and the U.S. is to run the risk of gravely weakening the American international...