"It puts at risk behavior that is common," said Justice Stephen G. Breyer.
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That in turn puts at risk voter support for Abenomics given a rally in Japanese shares .
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It puts at risk checks and balances that are vital to the health of U.S. democracy.
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Groundwater pumping now puts at risk the very system that brings water to the San Joaquin Valley.
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Losing seats held by moderate Democrats in turn puts at risk the Democratic majority in the House.
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The continued erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy puts at risk its long-established special status in international affairs.
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We are very much interested in a Nafta renegotiation, but withdrawal puts at risk millions of manufacturing jobs.
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If it doesn't and isn't included, it puts at risk the vote of Corker and potentially other deficit hawks.
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The outcome of the lawsuit puts at risk health care for 20 million Americans who are covered by ObamaCare.
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This puts at risk not only Guatemala's anti-mafia campaign, but also the hard-fought integrity of its judicial system.
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It also puts at risk May's own deadline of starting formal negotiations on the terms of Brexit by the end of March.
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"This practice puts at risk many of the medicines that we take for granted today, for both animals and humans," it said.
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The Klamath people oppose this project because it puts at risk their watersheds, forests, bays, culture, spiritual places, homes, climate and future.
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So the presence of a hypothetical future quantum computer, Braithwaite adds, puts at risk any and all encrypted internet communication past or present.
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Even a "bloody nose" small-scale strike against the North puts at risk the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans in Northeast Asia.
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Launching an impeachment inquiry not supported by the public is probably seen by her as a risky maneuver that puts at risk the Democratic majority.
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This puts at risk the over $6900 trillion in manufactured exports from the U.S., including transportation equipment, chemicals, computers, machinery, electronic products and medical devices.
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Israel's aggressive construction of settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, they said, puts at risk a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"China strongly urges the U.S. side to immediately stop this kind of provocative action which seriously violates China's sovereignty and puts at risk China's security," Lu said.
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The technical default by Guosen's Hong Kong affiliate puts at risk a Rmb264m ($21999m) coupon payment due April 20143 on Rmb22014bn in "dim sum" bonds sold in 22014.
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Jesus Seade, Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America described the imposition of tariffs on Monday as a "stumbling block" that puts at risk passage of the trade deal.
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North Carolina: The Pentagon's decision puts at risk more than $500 million in projects at six sites across the state, including over $125 million in aircraft maintenance, per ABC11.
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"This kind of rhetoric is reckless and irresponsible, and potentially puts at risk those who have taken an oath to uphold the law and protect public safety," she added.
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Quite evidently, if more zinc miraculously turns up in the Big Easy, it puts at risk the potential for that widely-anticipated bull charge to new 10-year highs.
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Warning that the rise of the right in Europe and the United States puts at risk rights that affect women, as well as migrants, Raffaella Palladino, president of D.i.
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Centers that are connected to the grid battle with an erratic, poor-quality power supply that puts at risk baby deliveries, paediatric emergencies and cold storage of vaccines, campaigners say.
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While the experience of women in Iraq has been mixed, it is clear that IS understands that the rise of educated, professional Iraqi women puts at risk their entire enterprise.
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However, if our results are correct, GLAAD and HRC representatives' knee-jerk dismissal of the scientific findings puts at risk the very people for whom their organizations strive to advocate.
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"For better or worse, it puts at risk behavior that is common, particularly when the quid is a lunch or a baseball ticket, throughout this country," Justice Stephen G. Breyer said.
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Specifically, the panel thinks that the deal puts at risk Qualcomm's investments in developing new 2202G capabilities and leaves the door open for China to take the lead on network development.
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Any indication that the numbers were fudged puts at risk the trust investors have in management, further damaging an enterprise like G.E. that is already dealing with a host of challenges.
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But even if tariffs save every one of the 140,000 or so steel jobs in America, it puts at risk 5 million manufacturing and related jobs in industries that use steel.
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And these have been consistently so that we were ready and let the North Koreans know we&aposre ready if you take any action that puts at risk our South Korean allies.
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The Justice Department said in a court filing that the plans to shed assets as part of the bankruptcy process puts at risk Alpha's ability to clean up its mines, Reuters reports.
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"If the international community ignores a targeted killing designed to silence peaceful expression of independence of mind, it puts at risk the protections on which all human rights depend," Ms. Callamard warned.
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"The continued erosion of the 'one country, two systems' framework puts at risk Hong Kong's long-established special status in international affairs," she said, referring to the 1992 U.S.-Hong Kong Policy Act.
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The closure of the smelter, which employs about 900 workers in the southern town of Mostar, puts at risk some 10,000 jobs, including contractors and those at the aluminum processing firms it supplies.
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Second, Sessions has informed leaders of so-called "sanctuary cities" that their continued refusal to abide by the law and cooperate with federal law enforcement authorities puts at risk their access to federal grants.
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Not having a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug-addicted, mentally ill and working poor who now have access to a dependable source of care.
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Less tangibly, but perhaps more importantly, it puts at risk Apple's reputation for constantly churning out delightful, surprising new objects, an important part of the intangible mystique of one of the world's most admired brands.
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"Unauthorized remote access to the vehicle network and the potential for attackers to pivot to safety-critical systems puts at risk not just drivers' personal information but their physical safety as well," the study found.
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) says it puts "at risk ... targeted tax incentives" like the mortgage interest deduction (MID) and property tax deduction (PTD), which "help lower- and middle-class families purchase" a home.
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Less tangibly, but perhaps more importantly, it puts at risk Apple's reputation for constantly churning out delightful, surprising, new objects, an important part of the intangible mystique of one of the world's most admired brands.
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"We thoroughly reject the involvement of minors in security operations which puts at risk their development, their physical safety and their lives," the rights commission said in a statement issued by the Guerrero state government.
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"Not having a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug-addicted, mentally ill and working poor who now have access to a dependable source of care," Kasich wrote.
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Trump's stance also puts at risk hopes of cooperation between the public and private sector on cybersecurity, given that the private sector overwhelmingly came to the same conclusion as U.S. intelligence that Russia spearheaded the attacks.
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Essentially, the government's argument is that the leak of anything discussed at such a confidential meeting puts at risk the functioning of the council, because it is attended by Britain's top intelligence officials, who expect secrecy.
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The auto industry, which accounts for 840,000 jobs in Germany, is grappling with a diesel emissions scandal that has cost it billions of euros and a switch to electric cars that puts at risk 75,000 jobs.
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"The negotiation process has created some uncertainty among business on both sides of the border and I think this puts at risk to a certain degree investments and growth," he said when asked about the NAFTA talks.
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"I believe weakening strong encryption puts at risk millions of Americans, families and communities from one end of the country to another," Wyden told Reuters after his speech at the RightsCon digital rights conference in San Francisco.
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He said a new IMF mission would have to visit Bosnia to look at the effects of the legislation which puts at risk the completion of the review of the country's 553-million-euro ($650.05 million) loan programme.
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Responding to the threat of climate change by growing the government and further centralizing energy market decisions puts at risk the free market economy that our nation has relied on for economic growth for more than two centuries.
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"If we make a significant policy mistake, whether it's too aggressive monetary policy or just not well thought out trade policy, I think that puts at risk both the economy and the earnings capability for the S&P."
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"Phasing out Medicaid coverage without a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug-addicted, mentally ill, and working poor who now have access to a stable source of care," Ohio Gov.
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The United Steelworkers, the largest industrial union in North America representing refinery workers, said the decision leaves in place a costly regulation that puts at risk thousands of blue collar jobs of the type Trump has promised to preserve.
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In a letter to Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez, Abbott said her new policy puts at risk $1.8 million in grants from the Texas Criminal Justice Division, money that is contingent on a county cooperating with federal immigration officials.
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"Phasing out Medicaid coverage without a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug addicted, mentally ill, and working poor who now have access to a stable source of care," Ohio Gov.
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"Phasing out Medicaid coverage without a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug addicted, mentally ill and working poor who now have access to a stable source of care," said Ohio Gov.
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A requirement that local aluminium smelters cut capacity by 30 percent puts at risk about 1.3 million tonnes of production, with potential further hits from mandated closures of plants producing other smelter inputs such as carbon anode and pet coke.
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"Involving the armed forces in security issues puts at risk the civil government and human rights ... we have to reject this reform and defend the strict separation between defense and security," said the Buenos Aires-based Center for Legal and Social Studies.
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The Government of Ecuador warns that the behavior of Assange, with its messages through social networks, puts at risk the good relations that the country maintains with the United Kingdom, with the rest of the States of the European Union and other nations.
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Obama needs to make clear to Duterte that he will pay an international price for trashing the rule of law and that his unlawful "crime control" campaign puts at risk the $50 million in military aid currently allocated to the Philippines for 2017.
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"Phasing out Medicaid coverage without a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug addicted, mentally ill, and working poor who now have access to a stable source of care," Kasich said in a statement.
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However, it puts at risk tens of billions of public dollars that could be lost to waste and fraud ― an unwelcome result for the American taxpayer, and an especially unwelcome prospect for a president that campaigned as a crusader against government waste.
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At the core of this responsibility is the longstanding principle that betting on NFL games, or on any element of a game, puts at risk the integrity of the game, damages public confidence in the NFL, and is forbidden under all circumstances.
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The blacklisting of Huawei puts at risk "both the company itself and the networks of Huawei customers around the world, as the firm would be unable to upgrade software and conduct routine maintenance and hardware replacement," analysts from Eurasia Group said in a note.
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It celebrated the decision and framed the broader issues at play, saying: Yelp's publishing rights are not the only rights at issue, as the Court of Appeal's reasoning puts at risk any journalist's work — whether displayed online or not — that uses quotes or information from someone else.
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"We need to go further, be braver and particularly be more determined to make sure that from now on, and over the next years, we avoid having a contaminated atmosphere that puts at risk the health of the people who live in this great megalopolis," he added.
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"The likely decision to hold a referendum on the labor market reform approved under the (former PM Matteo) Renzi government is negative news, as it puts at risk one of the most important bills Italy has approved over the past few years," Barclays said in a note on Wednesday.
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For pure policy stakes — in the hundreds of billions of dollars that it brings to the social safety net and in the millions of economically struggling families and elderly and disabled Americans it puts at risk of losing medical care — nothing trumps the president's proposal to create block grants for Medicaid.
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" Collins noted in her letter that the Justice Department's new position "puts at risk not only critical consumer provisions" like the pre-existing conditions rule and "the Medicaid expansion, dependent coverage for young adults to age 26, coverage for preventive services, and the regulatory pathway for FDA approval of biosimilars.
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" And if the Justice Department is empowered to police that fuzzy boundary, Mr Breyer said, it "becomes the ultimate arbiter of how public officials are behaving in the United States" and it "puts at risk behavior that is common, particularly when the quid is a lunch or a baseball ticket, throughout this country.
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" On tariffs: "[E]ven if tariffs save every one of the 140,000 or so steel jobs in America, it puts at risk 5 million manufacturing and related jobs in industries that use steel...In other words, steel and aluminum may win in the short term, but steel and aluminum users and consumers will lose.
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"While your statements have been clear, our president's statements have confused our allies, encouraged our adversaries and have failed to be comparably clear and I'm concerned that an invitation to President Putin to the White House without clarity about his threats to our election, his threats to our allies, puts at risk clarity," Coons said.
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" Honda went on to say the plan, which would include revoking California's authority to set its own greenhouse gas standards for cars, "invites litigation and regulatory uncertainty, stalls long-term strategic industry planning, puts at risk American global competitiveness, exacerbates climate-related environmental impacts, and slows industry readiness for a widely acknowledged -- but extremely difficult to implement -- transition to vehicle electrification.
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"If finalized, it will leave the mercury reduction requirements vulnerable to rollback or further legal attack, and it puts at risk years of progress to reduce exposure to a known neurotoxin that accumulates in the environment," said Janet McCabe, who served as the acting assistant administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation at the EPA under Obama, in an emailed statement.
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In a letter to committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.), the panel's 17 Democratic members cast Comey's ouster as a hastily made decision that threatens the Justice Department's integrity and puts at risk the FBI's ongoing investigation into Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 election.
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This could have far-reaching ramifications in England and Wales, according to the Open Spaces Society. Case officer Nicola Hodgson made this comment to The Guardian: "This is a deeply worrying decision as it puts at risk countless publicly owned green spaces which local people have long enjoyed, but which, unknown to them, are held for purposes which are incompatible with recreational use".
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The conservation status of several species in this genus is listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as "vulnerable". Like other corals, the main threats they face are climate change and ocean acidification. Rising sea water temperatures causes stress to the corals resulting in bleaching events and greater incidence of coral disease, and ocean acidification puts at risk their calcium carbonate skeletal structure. Storms seem to be increasing in severity and fishing activities can also damage reefs.
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The Great Lagoon of the Ducks, was thought at first to be a natural lagoon, but the hydrology and topography studies concluded that it was made by man. According to these investigations, it was prepared to avoid flooding by the Tampaón River. During the recovery of the lagoon, various archaeological objects have been found that are part of offerings, which prevents working with heavy machinery to drain the lagoon, since it puts at risk the historical remains found there.
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"We have not yet reached the stage of a genuine monetary union," the central bank president, Mario Draghi, said in a speech to the European Parliament in Brussels. Failure of eurozone countries to harmonize their economies and create stronger institutions, he said, "puts at risk the long-term success of the monetary union when faced with an important shock." Mr. Draghi has often urged eurozone governments to do more to improve their economic performance, for example by overhauling restrictive labor regulations. But it was unusual for him to suggest that the future of the eurozone could depend on whether countries heed his advice.
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O'Shay and Kahn have inflicted gruesome deaths on numerous victims by bludgeoning, stabbing, shooting, and cutting into pieces the bodies of those who got in their way or refused to cooperate with their treacherous schemes. This brutality has even earned them some fear from the Mafia. Mavio's undercover role takes him deeper and deeper into the gruesome world of O'Shay, Kahn, and the rest of the West Side Boys. His life undercover is brutal and dangerous, and not only detrimental to his own well- being, but puts at risk the lives of Katie, his pregnant wife, and his dying father.
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There are 29 species of endangered or critically endangered mammal, 40 species of bird, 20 species of reptile and 14 species of fish listed in the 2011 edition of the Red Data Book of Turkmenistan. The mountainous area of Kopet Dag is under threat from overgrazing by cattle with much of the forest having been cleared for firewood. Soil erosion creates mud flows when heavy rains occur, damaging woodland lower down the slopes and riverside habitats. Conversely, particularly dry summers have created conditions where wild fires are frequent, and this puts at risk the unique communities of fruiting trees and the rare mammals.
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The current status of this project is also unclear since Section 17 of SIEPAC (transmission line) is unbuilt because of several lawsuits pending in Costa Rica brought by rainforest-based communities in the rural Southern Zone of Costa Rica opposed to the transmission line. The small sustainable rural communities contend the transmission line destroys primal forest, significant watersheds and puts at- risk species at further risk while destroying habitats, peace and hopes of these communities creating eco-tourism and cultural tourism. The previous version of this mega-dam was under development for over 30 years, first called the Boruca Dam. The Boruca Dam included an Aluminum smelting operation.
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She was born in Bangladesh and brought to the United States at age three. Taslima's continued presence jeopardizes her chances and puts at risk her two younger siblings, who are US citizens because they were born in the country. Denise Frankel, the immigration defense attorney, suggests that instead of the whole family's being deported, Taslima can leave for Bangladesh with her mother while the rest of the family stays in the U.S. Cole Frankel, an immigration examiner/officer, gets into a car accident with Claire Shepard, an aspiring actress from Australia. Realizing that she is in the country illegally, Cole makes an arrangement with Claire whereby she will have unlimited sex with him for two months in exchange for a green card.
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In October 2007, the CBCS was one of the speakers in a forum participated by other civil society groups and lawyers which discussed and reviewed the soundness of Philippine Republic Act 9372, otherwise known as the Human Security Act of 2007. The civil society representatives in the forum said that the Human Security Act puts at risk the gains of dialogue and peaceful approach to the conflict in Mindanao.Civil society groups, lawyers convene to tackle Human Security ActMindanews - HSA bad for peace process In February 2008, the CBCS questioned whether the Balikatan (shoulder- to-shoulder) joint military exercises between the United States and the Philippines have improved the Armed Forces’ capability in fighting terrorism and insurgency in Mindanao. Sammy Maulana, the Secretary-General of CBCS, claimed that for years, US troops have been training Filipino soldiers but this has not addressed the rising number of civilians allegedly killed from military operations, worsening human rights violation, and increasing collateral damages.
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In 2009 Matias was elected as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) for the Left Bloc, which sits as part of the political group GUE/NGL in the European Parliament. She was made a member of the Industry, Research and Energy Committee and Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee and a member of the delegations for relations with the Mashriq Countries, with Palestine, and with South Africa. At the beginning of mandate, Matias was nominated the Parliament’s rapporteur to write and negotiate the directive preventing the distribution of counterfeit medicines, a business that generates more than €400 billion per year for the counterfeiting networks and puts at risk the life of patients. The directive, negotiated for almost two years with the parliamentary groups and the governments, was approved in 2011. This was only the second time since Portugal’s entrance into the EU that a Portuguese MEP had led the process of a framework-directive - a law that will be transposed to the judicial system of each of the EU Member States.
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