But the great danger was, and this is what they said to ministers, is war through inadvertence.
The Geneva Conventions recognized that great danger to civilians results when participants in hostilities masquerade as non-combatants.
That suggests there would be a great danger in Mr Blair delaying further and risking a public backlash.
"There's a great danger with large roles for women in film, that they can do no wrong, " she said.
The great danger is that corporate staff members will dig in their heels and fight for one particular forecast of costs.
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Even in the face of great danger, the message of Hanukkah endures.
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Then the reader must be sure that Mitrokhin, writing in a great hurry, in great secrecy and in great danger, copied everything down right.
There was a great danger of even greater layoffs all across this state for vital services that would affect our kids and our families.
So there is a great danger that the people that are not satisfied with the results democracy brings will likely vote for a populist candidate in 2011 like Ollanta Humala.
"There is a great danger of terrorism in a big part of west Africa, including as far as Cameroon, " said Hollande, calling on French nationals to exercise caution in West Africa.
Rep. KLINE: Well, there's no one that doubts that the women that are serving now in Iraq and Afghanistan and who have served for the last decade and more in combat theaters are exposed to hostile fire and to great danger and they're serving well and bravely.
Due to pressure on land resources, urbanization and social transformations, the traditions and cultural practices associated to the Kaya settlements are fast diminishing, posing great danger to the social fabric and cohesiveness of the Mijikenda communities who venerate and celebrate them as their identity and symbol of continuity.
But there is too great a danger that if those who are not terminally ill are allowed an easy way out, greedy relations will put pressure on the elderly to choose to die.
Florida's statute makes it clear that the justification is not available to a person who initially provokes the use of force against himself, unless such force is so great that the person reasonably believes that he is in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm and that he has exhausted every reasonable means to escape.
In the face of great odds and grave danger, they get the job done.
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But to complicate matters further, even a provocateur has the legal right to defend himself under Florida law if he can't escape and if he is in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm, as Zimmerman claims he was.
An economy that was in danger of tipping into a Great Depression is starting to heal and rebuild itself.
Canaries forward Steve Morison knocked David Fox's floated free-kick back into the danger area and Holt showed great strength, composure and awareness to swivel neatly in the six-yard box and shoot into the net via the inside of the far post.
Our ability to reprogram DNA itself will undoubtedly lead to great advances in medicine, but the danger is that these same techniques can be used to modify viruses, like H5N1 influenza, to become more and more lethal, potentially affecting millions around the globe.
So even if Zimmerman killed Martin, he was justified in doing so if he believed he was in danger of being killed himself or of suffering great bodily harm.
"The bid team regard Arsenal as one of the great clubs of European football but also one that is no longer punching its weight and is in danger of falling behind, " an unidentified person affiliated with the bid told the Telegraph.
His broader theme is that insufficient demand has replaced inflation as the biggest danger to the world economy, but that policymakers seem to be ignoring the lessons of the Great Depression.
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