health-endangering

"We want Europewide, binding standards for isolating health-endangering substances," her spokesman told reporters.

Germany Stops Farm Sales Of Meat, Eggs Over Dioxin Patrick McGroarty 2011

For aging athletes, it is loss of prowess that can lead either to abandoning exercise or to a health-endangering doubling up of it, "in pursuit of what can't be recaptured," as Mr. Allen puts it.

Older, Wiser, Slower 2009

Yes, this includes the elimination of a potential child at the same time, but the term itself means “to stop,” and what is stopping is the health-endangering, life-threatening condition known as pregnancy.

Do they really believe that abortion is murder? 2006

If anyone could turn singing into a health-endangering activity, it's him

Reuters: Press Release 2012

Marketing female condoms to sex workers while young people can't get access to them is the same rights-violating, health-endangering idiocy that has been failing for the past decade.

t r u t h o u t 2010

It said just 53.5 percent of garments surveyed met safety standards, with many containing excess amounts of formaldehyde … As for children's furniture, 67.7 percent of it was deemed safe, with some of the questionable products containing too much formaldehyde or health-endangering heavy metals including lead, cadmium and chromium.

China Digital Times (CDT) 2009

End all new construction of coal-fired power plants, so as to avoid increasing health-endangering emissions of carbon dioxide, as well as criteria pollutants and hazardous air pollutants.

THE MEDICAL NEWS 2009

This is causing health-endangering pollution, says the forum

The Hindu - Front Page 2009

C.rtainly it has its followers, and promoters, inside the D.C. Beltway, where C.ngress is about to enact a misguided reform relying at least in part on this faulty and health-endangering premise.

CounterPunch 2009