Examples of using Specific danger in English and their translations into German
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There are really no specific dangers in the jungle.
Specific dangers in the spreading of the disease.
The existence of that specific danger must be proven and substantiated.
In general,wearing an Islamic headscarf does not substantiate a sufficiently specific danger.
A specific danger in this sense includes an on-going danger. .
Yet the AKP's electoral victory heralds two specific dangers for the future of Turkey's democracy.
The specific danger presented by the Iranian bomb, however, stems from the unique ideological atmosphere in which it would come into being.
If automatic numberplate recognition is authorised for averting a specific danger, the cross-checking of data must also be limited to this purpose.
The specific dangers generated by the interaction of the individual components in complex systems must also be taken into consideration.
Take appropriate steps to ensure that only workers who have received adequate instructions may haveaccess to areas where there is serious and specific danger.
Information on any specific danger to the environment, particularly concerning protection of non-target organisms and avoidance of contamination of water;
It is based on the advanced uvex pheos industrial safety helmet,which provides reliable protection against the specific dangers of forestry work with its mesh visor and earmuffs.
Even if no specific danger exists, we generally recommend that our guests check the travel advisory from the Federal Foreign Office prior to the start of their holiday.
Particularly in the coal districts of Central Europe, the Christian faith has always played a major role in miners' lives,and in their ability to cope with the work and its specific dangers.
But on that basis, at present, the ban on expression, if it applies irrespective of any specific danger, affects men only in vanishingly small numbers, such as in the case of Sikhs wearing turbans.
Neither the findings of the labour courts in the proceedings on the facts nor the assessment in law by the Federal Labour Courtreveal any circumstances that might illustrate a sufficiently specific danger to the legal interests protected by the norm.
Additionally, it is clear that limiting the application of the prohibition to cases in which there is a sufficiently specific danger to the protected interests will result in greater difficulties in school practice when it comes to collecting evidence and proving such a case.
To the extent that number plate recognition is authorised at police checkpoints, it satisfies constitutional standards given that, based on a reasonable interpretation,the statutory provisions for establishing a checkpoint as such already require a specific danger.
To the extent that the Bavarian Police Act provides fornumber plate recognition to generally protect against specific dangers, it lacks a limitation to the protection of legal interests that are at least of considerable weight, or comparable public interests.
It is not objectionable that the provisions authorise automatic number plate recognition as a supporting measure for police checkpoints,given that, based on a reasonable interpretation, establishing such checkpoints in itself requires a specific danger and thus a cause justifying it.
This eschatological perspective enables us to see that the times we are living do not constitute a specific danger for Christianity, a danger for the Church, but are for the Church a challenge, an opportunity, a test of our faith and fidelity to our Master and Lord.
From a constitutional point of view, the restrictive interpretation of the provision,according to which the prohibition in the instant situation requires a sufficiently specific danger to the legally protected interests, is not necessary.
 Where the risk assessment finds that a landfill orcompartment is causing harm or nuisance to the environment or that there is a specific danger of such harm or nuisance, the landfill or compartment may not continue in operation unless improvements are made in accordance with the CSO1.
As long as the legislature has not established a more differentiated regime, a restriction on the freedom of faith of educational staff can only be an appropriate result of the balancing of the relevant constitutionally protected legal interests if it can beshown that there is at least a sufficiently specific danger to the neutrality of the state or to the peace at school.
If such outer conduct has plausibly been shown to be based on a religious duty perceived as imperative, the state's mandate canjustify a prohibition only if there is a sufficiently specific danger to the peace at school that is necessary for the fulfilment of the educational mandate, or to the neutrality of the state.
As long as the legislature has not established a more differentiating regime, restricting the freedom of faith of educational staff[in a way that does not leave any room for its exercise by outer appearance at school] can only be the appropriate result of balancing the relevant constitutionally protected legal interests if it can beshown that there is at least a sufficiently specific danger to the neutrality of the state or the peace at school.
Even assuming that the freedom to choose an occupation(Art. 12 sec. 1 GG) might be affected in a specific case if a religious requirement perceived as imperative were concerned, the objectives pursuedby the Land legislature by a ban that is limited to a sufficiently specific danger to the peace at school or state neutrality would still constitute particularly weighty community interests that would justify the ban cf. BVerfGE 119, 59< 83.
Provision of training and further training for all the relevant professional groups and areas of action, such as children and youth services, advice centres and refuges, agencies, schools, nursery schools and leisure facilities, health services, police and courts,whose role is to recognise the specific danger to children in the context of domestic violence and to provide effective help to those affected;
The findings to date, moreover, provide no indication that the complainants' appearance at their schools constitutes a sufficiently specific danger to the peace at school or the state's neutrality.
If one interprets Art. 13(1) no. 4 BayPAG in accordance with the principles of general securitylaw pursuant to which the establishment of such checkpoints requires a specific danger, this provision, too, is compatible with constitutional law.