Opponents, too, find themselves under threat.

But this abundance is under threat.

Provence lavender under threat from climate change

Other Menem era reforms are also under threat.

BRUSSELS Another key European project is under threat.

It's the American mentality we are always under threat.

In this period, Baekje was under threat from Goguryeo.

Indeed, the attacks are a reminder that, as a new part of the global commons, cyberspace already has come under threat.

In Egypt, the treaty is even more clearly under threat.

But the progress achieved so far is again under threat.

Moreover, Validebag is not the only green space under threat.

Come out from under the table!

Europe's Growth and Stability Pact is under threat as never before.

What is truly under threat in Europe is its Jewish community.

In fact, the achievements brought about by globalization are now under threat.

Giant, sprawling bazaars are under threat amid the rise of mall culture.

The Original Santa Claus is Under Threat from the Turkish Construction Industry.

Come under my umbrella, or you'll get wet.

Yet that idea is now under threat because of the successor we chose.

As more and more people come under threat from Wikileaks' policy of indiscriminate leaking, it remains unclear whether Assange could see the inherent hypocrisy in that statement.

He was given Amnesty International's Special Award for Journalism Under Threat later that year.

The US doesn t pay to protect its citizens who are under threat even at home.

Many of the authoritarian regimes now under threat of collapse cultivated the support of minorities.

Another invention comes later on the country is under the threat of a Balkan Caliphate .

Vytegra was under threat for these two and a half years, but was never occupied.

Sarkozy s embrace of the theme that France s national identity has come under threat, which he linked to immigration, is not enough to make him an American style neo conservative.

By comparison, freshly washed hands should come in under 60.

Fundamentalism is thus not a protest by original cultures under threat it reflects these cultures' disappearance.

Under these conditions, export led growth by major economies is a threat to the world economy.

As many as three million people one third of the country live under threat of starvation.

Thus, the financial liberalization of the 1990 s and early 2000 s is also under threat.

They are under threat from building and development work that affects roosts and loss of habitat.

Under threat of execution, he is forced to salute every portrait of Adolf Hilter he encounters.

Under their protection, not a single ship has come under attack, ensuring the uninterrupted flow of assistance.

Nonetheless, the Court has come under fire for three alleged failings.

In either case, the Single Market will come under increasing pressure.

Here, Israel may come under growing pressure from its principal ally.

Yet it also noted that the region s biodiversity was under massive threat, with little or no protection.

Italy, for example, is under constant threat of cultural and economic separatism, albeit in a peaceful way.

This cannot be attributed to the current widespread feeling among Muslims that their identity is under threat.

To fine a blogger for 1 million means that 90 of blog posts will be under threat

However, fear and loss are felt just as strongly within countries living under the threat of extremists.

Jaffar locks her in a tower and orders her, under threat of execution to become his wife.

If Grexit had succeeded, the entire monetary union would have come under threat, because investors would have wondered whether some of the eurozone s other highly indebted countries would have followed Greece s lead.

Our celebrated welfare state will come under strain from an aging population.