There is a serious risk that it will not.

Many adjuvants carry a significant risk of serious complications.

Most developing countries faced a serious risk of being left behind.

And, if Spain is at serious risk of default, government solvency is at risk throughout the eurozone except in Germany.

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.

After all, Thaksin is too serious a man to risk freedom for the sake of sentimentality.

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

At times, the existence of a serious risk did not become evident until it was too late.

Such a mini bargain would go a long way toward reducing the risk of a serious US recession.

Severe malnutrition and the absence of prenatal care during pregnancy put both mother and child at serious risk.

The risk of new attacks in Europe and worldwide is serious and will remain so for the foreseeable future.

But, because the Mockus Fajardo ticket is truly centrist, the risk of serious missteps in this area seems minimal.

This kept the LDP s coffers brimming, but posed the risk of a serious financial crisis in the late 1990 s.

However, the Court's work was at serious risk if sufficient funding was not secured for its fourth year of operations.

Such pretrial detention can be justified only on objective grounds stipulated in the law, such as the risk of flight, the risk that the person might destroy evidence or influence witnesses, or the risk of a serious disturbance of public order

There is now a serious risk of a systemic meltdown in US financial markets as huge credit and asset bubbles collapse.

With so much underutilized productive capacity today, and with immediate economic prospects so dismal, the risk of serious inflation is minimal.

The use of aspirin in young children is contraindicated, owing to the risk of Reye s syndrome, a rare but serious complication.

The big question is whether it will function as intended and survive permanently. There is a serious risk that it will not.

This attack is one of many violations of the blue line and represents a serious risk to the stability of the region.

But the Convention had serious flaws humanitarian, development and other non peacekeeping operations were covered only through a declaration of exceptional risk.

Trafficking is a further serious risk that is heightened when people are displaced, families separated, children are orphaned and livelihoods are destroyed.

A positive attitude and motivation in high risk jobs, however, meant serious problems and difficulties in the implementation of programmes covering work conditions.

If risk takers were allowed to face more serious losses, they would have fewer resources to fight political attempts to constrain their risky activities.

Youth are at risk of becoming hardened criminals when they spend long periods in the company of adult prisoners convicted of more serious crimes.

We did not wish to risk a serious financial crisis for the Organization, which would have resulted from the failure to adopt a budget.

Pursuant to the adoption of this resolution, the Office now has independent, residual and exclusive authority to investigate the most serious cases (all category one cases, that is to say, all high risk, complex matters and serious criminal cases).

Inflation is always a serious risk in China especially with headline increases in the country s Consumer Price Index surging through the 6 threshold this summer.

Nevertheless, the risk of a severe recession and of a serious banking and financial crisis will ultimately force all G7 central banks to cut rates.

According to the WHO, the precautionary principle is a risk management policy applied in circumstances with a high degree of scientific uncertainty, reflecting the need to take action for a potentially serious risk without awaiting the results of scientific research.

Indeed, should stagflation emerge, there is a serious risk of a double dip recession for a global economy that has barely emerged from its worst crisis in decades.

For China, the risk will be highest if it sticks with the timeworn recipe of unbalanced manufacturing and construction led growth, which has created such serious sustainability problems.

A second explanation addresses that question While bold action is required, the complexity of economic conditions, and disagreement about the right policy responses, implies a risk of serious error.

The suggested criteria read as follows the procurement is of an especially high value, presents novel legal issues, or poses a serious risk of damage to property or injury .

Greece has no good options, but a serious contagion risk remains to be contained in order to prevent derailment of the fiscal and growth oriented reforms in Italy and Spain.

For anyone who believes in free markets, the most serious risk of the current situation is that the interest of a few financiers will undermine the capitalist system s fundamental workings.

These judgments vary, depending on whether they are made by a drug company, which stands to benefit from sales, or a patient at risk of suffering a serious adverse effect.

Thousands of Syrian refugee children who are at serious risk from freezing temperatures, as winter sets in the Middle East, are being supported by Save the Children organization which is

For voluntarily funded organizations such as UNHCR, unfunded post retirement benefits could mean enormous termination costs, with the ensuing risk of serious financial jeopardy this issue thus requires immediate attention.

But serious opposition will require serious leadership.

BERLIN Europe s situation is serious very serious.

Despite the lack of significant financial contagion risk, a renewed Greek crisis, stemming from a lasting and serious breakdown of negotiations between the new government and EU institutions, would constitute a major problem for European cooperation. The absence of financial contagion would not rule out serious political repercussions.

Similarly, any financial institution that bets on a sharp rise in long term interest rates over the next five years in a serious, leveraged way also puts its survival at risk.

In that case, there will also be a serious risk that some firms that sold protection will go bankrupt, triggering further losses for buyers of protection when their counterparties cannot pay.

It contends that assurances tend to be sought only from countries where torture is a serious and systematic problem, which thus acknowledges the real risk of torture presented in such cases.