When men refuse to comply, women's health is compromised.

In crises like these, migrants lives and physical safety are jeopardized through no fault of their own.

Nowhere are the goals of freedom, democracy and progress more

Indeed, even if things turned ugly and banks equity suffered, executives knew that their own generous bonuses and pension packages most likely would not.

These are common causes of admissions to hospital and when facilities are lacking, health is under threat.

States might have their reasons for not ratifying the Convention, but the life of United Nations personnel was at stake.

Franco German reconciliation, the greatest success of the postwar period in Europe, would be in jeopardy.

It had been feared that this would be jeopardised by the bombing of Afghan targets as part of the War in Afghanistan that had commenced the previous day.

Critically, it could also serve to deliver high level political support so that we do not lose sight of those countries which are at risk.

He expressed the hope that the joint UNHCR WFP delegation that would shortly be visiting Algeria would correct the figures so as not to put the lives of the refugees in danger.

When, however, the very lives of migrants were in jeopardy, the main concern had to be with the human rights of migrants and not with policies for the containment of migration.

Europe s policy for Iran is not regime change, but when human rights and democracy are at stake, we cannot simply close our eyes.

Not only were women subjected to rape and sexual assault, but they were at risk in monogamous and long term relationships on account of male infidelity and refusal to use condoms.

Has your country taken any measures to enable the provision of appropriate assistance to smuggled migrants whose lives or safety are endangered (art. 16, para. 3)?

2. Stresses the importance of ensuring that the fiduciary responsibility of the Secretary General, under the Regulations of the Fund, to take decisions on the investments of the assets of the Fund would under no circumstances be compromised

To alleviate the security concerns of women candidates, voters and civil educators, UNAMA worked with the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Women's Affairs and chiefs of police in the provinces, alerting them to situations where women have been at risk.

Obama s recalibration has accentuated the realist turn in American foreign policy, according to which the US is now willing to intervene only when its immediate interests are at stake.

The Brazilian Penal Code, in Article 128, sections I and II, sets out the only cases in which an abortion is allowed by law pregnancy resulting from rape or in the cases where a woman's life is at risk.

These range from the impact of HIV AIDS to that of conflicts and post conflict environments that put women at risk, and reconstruction measures that frequently marginalize them.

With the very high incidence rate of sexually transmitted infections currently existing in Vanuatu, particularly in the urban centres, the health of sex workers is jeopardized when they cannot demand the use of condoms.

On another level, however, state bureaucracies are very different from private sector organizations, for they have their own characteristics and objectives, which will be endangered were they are reduced to quantitative standards of performance and efficiency.

This is no small matter Yale and other American universities receive millions of federal dollars annually money that would be jeopardized if the university was found to tolerate an unequal learning environment.

It has been concluded that many aspects of the authentication process are achievable, but, in many instances, close access to an item is required and in some cases sensitive nuclear weapon design information may be vulnerable.

The country has never experienced a civil war, either. Also, Zambia does not experience monsoon season nor does it really have jungles.

A life in danger

(a) That endanger, or are likely to endanger, the lives or safety of the migrants concerned or

To endanger this passage is to endanger the world economy s energy lifeline.

The women in Bosnia were being raped.

The rights of children were regularly violated.

My hand is at life, here, so at risk.

Youth at risk

Now it is all in jeopardy.

True, major commercial banks, like Citibank and Bank of America, tottered, but they were not at risk because of their securities underwriting for corporate clients or their securities trading divisions, but because of how they (mis)handled mortgage securities.

In the developing world, women are in special jeopardy.

The Organization is under attack and from many directions.

Fadil endangered Layla's life.

Sami's life was in danger.

Sami was a child in danger.

Sami's life was in jeopardy.

But trade flows are vulnerable.

Children are most at risk.

As Kennan explained, when America goes to war over something less than a vital interest, the adversary for whom vital interests are at stake will fight long after the war has become too unpopular at home to sustain.

Girls tend to be disproportionately at risk, as are young people from indigenous communities. The World Youth Report 2003 states that most warfare takes place in developing countries, particularly in Africa, where an estimated 300,000 young soldiers between the ages of 10 and 24 risk their lives in the course of armed conflicts willed by adults.

As a result, our capacity is severely stretched.

The present paper addresses the issue of communication with Governments and observers.