Not all football games are fraught with negative feeling and violence.

For Chinese liberals, Afghanistan is fraught with ethnic threats.

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We recognize that the transition we are going through from dictatorship to democracy is fraught with many challenges.

It is a moment pregnant with hope, but also fraught with peril.

At this point, the road forward is fraught with peril and uncertainty.

If that is his intention, it is a move fraught with great danger.

It brought a modicum of order to a system fraught with potential conflict.

The Fraught Politics of the TPP

Edges are fraught with dangerous problems, any misstep and you are in free fall, and once you are on an edge it is very, very difficult to get back safely.

Not all football games are fraught with negative feeling and violence. This year s World Cup might well be a festival of brotherhood and peace.

CAMBRIDGE National self determination seems a straightforward moral principle, but it is fraught with problems.

Knitting together 17 disparate economies, cultures, and institutions was a monumental undertaking, fraught with risk.

Unfortunately, this important and useful tool for the sustenance of democracy is always fraught with corruption.

12.24 It is reported that measuring maternal mortality rates is fraught with problems and is underestimated.

Indeed, the IST s close association with the US backed establishment of a successor regime is fraught with political pitfalls.

A final thought Ending civil wars is a process that is fraught with dangers, frustrations and setbacks.

A new regional order is not yet discernible, which points to a future fraught with risk and possible chaos.

That issue is fraught with notions of equity that will be impossible to resolve before Paris, and perhaps ever.

In other places for example, Guatemala and parts of the Andean region social divisions remain fraught with violence and distrust.

The path to an international agreement strong enough to keep global warming under two degrees will be fraught with obstacles.

All of this implies that connectedness will remain a double edged sword the leverage it provides being fraught with vulnerability.

They were six decades fraught with tensions and threats, but that also saw the expansion of our area of dialogue and cooperation.

The future then would be fraught with tension in a part of the world where the EU needs to encourage peace and stability.

The political stagnation there is fraught with the danger that hostilities might flare up again as the result of yet another armed incident.

I have to say that, if the elections are not held in October as planned, Côte d'Ivoire will be embarking on a path that will take it into unknown territory that is fraught with danger.

But marriage can be a fraught institution (as Strauss Kahn may know better than most).

Fraught by political pressures, financial disagreements and other complexities, the process was painstaking and expensive.

Today there may be little that the hemispheric community can do about the situation in Bolivia, and yet it is fraught with danger for everyone.

The current government s tactic of muddling through without changing the political system or the structure of the economy is fraught with the risk of gradual decline.

In a world fraught with competing claims on human solidarity, we have a moral obligation to direct additional resources to where they can achieve the most good.

By intervening in Lebanon, Europeans have made a far reaching, risk fraught, and, at the same time, correct decision.

But central banks new role as supreme arbiters of policy truth is fraught with hazard. Given that the solutions that emerge from their disputations and analyses will be the product of technocratic not democratic processes, they are likely to trigger populist backlashes.

But negotiation must also demonstrate that everything that could be done has in fact been done before further steps especially the highly risky and fraught decision to take military action are considered.

Such a policy is fraught with danger indeed, it is inherently self defeating, as the establishment of a peg or a band provides an obvious target against which speculators can take huge positions.

All of this implies that connectedness will remain a double edged sword the leverage it provides being fraught with vulnerability. And that means that we can count on more surprises in store for states.

Although safety concerns are paramount right now, the construction of new nuclear plants faces another hurdle they are very expensive. New nuclear power plants have high up front costs (which can be politically challenging), including a very complicated, slow, and fraught planning process.

Instead of individual member states having fraught negotiations to opt out of a new initiative, those that support it can simply opt in.

Thus, under almost any scenario, Thaksin s return could well mark a return to those fraught days of 2006 just before the last coup.

If that is indeed the case, the episode should not be regarded as yet another incident in a region fraught by conflict and violence.

But the run up to the plebiscite has been fraught, with Sudan s President Omar al Bashir, who has been indicted by the International Criminal Court on charges of genocide in Darfur, seeking to delay, disrupt, and overshadow it.

The situation in Côte d'Ivoire is complex, and is fraught with the possibility of further deterioration it dictates the need for enhanced effectiveness and coordination of international efforts to promote progress in the peace process in the country.

We do have Clinton (as fraught and self involved as her journey around these issues was) and Cherie Blair to thank for clearing away the cultural detritus.

A cast iron mechanism to ensure that the debt build up does not continue forever is appealing as a way of withstanding increasingly fraught competition for funding.

The rise of extreme nationalists in places like Greece and Finland has reinforced the belief that talking about immigration, except to argue against it, is politically fraught.