Children are most at risk.

That would open a new and tumultuous era in the Balkans, with more than Kosovo at stake.

Noting also that the Caribbean region is the second most hazard prone region in the world and is frequently exposed to devastating hazards including earthquakes, floods, hurricanes and volcanic eruptions,

In Gaza, mankind s basic morality is at stake.

There he is, vulnerable, fat, and weak, but we expect strength.

Crops are especially vulnerable at certain times, for example, when seeds begin germinating or when bad weather the previous year puts perennials at risk.

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

The region is also at risk from the effects of drug trafficking.

In Chechnya, our basic morality is at stake. Must the world accept the rape of girls who were kidnapped by the occupying forces or their militias?

Finally, mutual funds are at risk as well, because their supposedly safe investments may sour and the insurance that backs them now appears shaky.

Israel is now more endangered in its existence than it was at the time of the Oslo Agreement.

The program is now focusing on the country's most vulnerable sectors in the most highly populated areas.

In this regard, illegal migrants are especially vulnerable, as are participants in civilian demonstrations.

So at stake is no longer just Iraq, but rather the future of the entire region.

International aid will not flow and, more importantly, in the Sudan itself the achievements will turn out to be vulnerable.

(2) An attempt to do so will be punished.

Privatization also left poorer states and poorer communities especially vulnerable.

This drain America first policy will leave America more vulnerable in the future.

Patients with history of diabetes mellitus, renal insufficiency, or vascular disorders are most at risk.

For example, some experts believe that a nation s electric power grid may be particularly susceptible.

Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck signaled that he expected the European Commission to apply some sanctions to Germany the credibility of the pact would, he said, be at stake if no action were taken.

The world economy has become less risky as it has recovered from recession, and as banks and households have reduced their debts.

Today that dominance seems threatened by the East Asian heirs to Confucianism, the ideology par excellence of state cohesion.

Indeed, the sub prime crisis has made the European financial system look just as vulnerable as that of the US.

However, this changes in the second series after he becomes a victim of a subdural hematoma and, as a result, becomes more vulnerable.

If one belongs to a generation that regarded Israel as one of the great achievements of the twentieth century, and admired the way in which the country provided a proud home for the persecuted and downtrodden, one is particularly concerned that it may now be at risk.

Most states adhere because they believe that their security would be diminished if more states obtained nuclear weapons.

That is a particularly sensitive matter for the small island developing States most vulnerable to natural disasters, as has been tragically demonstrated.

It will merely make life riskier and more expensive for them, pushing them even further to the margins of society.

The round table on children orphaned and made vulnerable by HIV AIDS underscored that current efforts are insufficient to cope with that worsening problem.

Since the premium would be determined by the market, it would be higher in occupations that the market believes to be in danger from outsourcing or technical change.

Yet the resources for reconstruction and economic transition are barely trickling in, public debt has skyrocketed and our significant social progress is at risk.

Though the crisis may be over in the sense that outright collapse has been avoided, the economy remains vulnerable.

An example is that depression by itself may not cause liver problems, but a depressed person may be more likely to have alcohol problems, and therefore liver damage.

This is the historical analogy drawn by those who want governments to do more, particularly banks that feel vulnerable and desperately need a public bailout.

The focus of the organizations, as one can see, are different, but what unites them is the fight for the human rights of the excluded population, who are considered the most threatened by the World Cup.

The United Nations is the champion of the most vulnerable.

Even the most exposed countries handled the last round of financial shocks, in May and June 2006, relatively comfortably.

Small networks of non State actors terrorists have, since the horrendous attacks of 11 September 2001, made even the most powerful States feel vulnerable.

Also vulnerable is the southern North Sea between England and the Netherlands, where the sea shallows and is funnelled between the land.

Informal money transfer systems can also be vulnerable to use by terrorists and terrorist organisations.

And, because globalization places such a high premium on the provision of information, that process itself is subject to extortion.

A transferring State must seek the return of any transferred person whose rights are at risk.

It is believed that the bacteria are usually transmitted to the urethra from the bowel, with females at greater risk due to their anatomy.

In order to do so, the Tribunal secretariat must not be susceptible to influence by interested parties in the Secretariat.