This situation continues to pose a risk to respect for the rule of law.

Conventional taxes raise revenue, but pose a much greater risk of depressing growth in the process.

Moreover, different strains of cannabis pose more or less risk for psychosis.

Imperfect information and difficulties in monitoring firms pose significant obstacles to idealized risk sharing instruments.

In the view of the Panel, such preserves are feasible, cost effective and pose a low risk of adverse impacts.

It is nuclear weapons that pose the most serious risk to the world's peace and security.

The military and technical experts identified a preliminary list of certain specific types of munitions that might pose greater humanitarian risk.

In particular, multi fuze submunitions seem to pose a much lower humanitarian risk than submunitions with single fuze or mortar rounds.

It is recommended that the Lebanese authorities dismantle any earthworks and defences that are assessed to pose a risk to Lebanese civilians.

In the medium term, this trend will continue to pose an inflation risk and undermine living standards worldwide.

9.3 Concerning the danger represented by the complainant and the risk to public safety, counsel maintains that he committed a serious act, but did not thereby pose a serious risk to the general public.

A new regime to allow the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to seek, from a court, 12 month control orders on people who pose a terrorist risk to the community.

In the next few years, Russia will offer Europe a great opportunity for closer cooperation, but it will also pose a risk of increased intrusion in European affairs.

Arguing that short range devices pose no risk to the American homeland, US negotiators plan to press for reductions in follow on talks.

However, the inequalities that exist between richer countries and developing countries in terms of funding pose a real risk for exploitation, especially in the context of externally funded research.

Other feedback loops pose a similar danger.

Near Earth objects (NEOs) pose a global threat.

(f) To recognize that persons convicted of violent offences against and sexual abuse of children who continue to pose a risk of harm to children should be prevented from working with children

The US proposals, on the other hand, would make universal banking far harder, in part because they aim to ring fence depository institutions that pose a systemic risk to the financial system.

Local fishing communities have been decimated to the point where almost all the boats 12,600 of them and nets are gone, and those that remain are severely damaged and pose a safety risk.

Fortunately, Straw s example does not pose such a sharp dilemma.

New cohorts will pose a danger for years to come.

Once the bill becomes law, federal regulators will have the right and the responsibility to limit the scope of big banks and, as necessary, break them up when they pose a grave risk to financial stability.

Nor is India or Russia likely to pose a serious challenge.

For Israel, of course, developments in Gaza pose a great challenge.

Nor does Ukraine s relationship with NATO pose a threat to Russia.

Certainly, there are some good economic reasons why lenders have such an insatiable appetite for debt. Imperfect information and difficulties in monitoring firms pose significant obstacles to idealized risk sharing instruments.

But a partial economic reorientation towards Asia does not pose any real risk of disengagement from Europe on the contrary, over the past two years, Russia has officially made a decisive turn in favor of closer integration with the European Union.

Systemic risks drive most crises, and pose a challenge for several reasons.

Thus, external forces do not appear to pose much of a threat.

One way of conserving precious criminal justice resources is to ensure that accused persons are released while awaiting trial (unless they pose a threat to the community or represent a flight risk). Despite this, accommodating pre trial prisoners is a problem for most jurisdictions.

New medical devices pose equally difficult dilemmas.

Dangerous financial systems pose big fiscal risks.

They pose both conceptual and practical challenges.

Afghanistan connects Central and South Asia, and a breakdown of order there would pose grave risks in both directions. Moreover, the world not just the West, but Russia and China as well would risk global proliferation of drugs, weapons, and terror.

Decree No. 160 of 21 May 1997, article 8, prohibits the handling or possession of etiological agents of diseases not existing in the country, unless the laboratories have a biosecurity infrastructure that does not pose the risk of introducing exotic diseases.

GDP risk is a long term risk.

Power outages and computer crashes also pose problems.

Although the threat from illegal militias in the west will remain low, relative to most of Afghanistan, these forces continue to pose the second greatest risk to the regional security, behind drug related and criminal threats.

As a result, investment banking operations might need to be rescued if they pose a systemic threat.

Moreover, for both Uribe and Calderón, instability in Cuba could pose a domestic security threat.

Problems of landlessness and lack of housing facilities pose a significant challenge to sustainable returns.

Christian Democrats pose no danger to democracies in Europe.

The Chairperson invited Committee members to pose additional questions.

As is evident from the London terrorist bombings, terrorism continues to pose an immediate threat to all of us, as does the risk of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery falling into terrorist hands.