Once more, we're putting at risk the survival of civilization.
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But is this lack of "connection" worth putting at risk the
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Every day there were things happening that were putting at risk what was already being done.
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They are putting at risk the very groups who, with good intentions, came to the protest.
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You're also putting at risk the lives of first responders who may have to rescue you.
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Conservation groups accused the government of putting at risk dozens of native species through the proposed bill.
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An economic slowdown as Italy slipped back into a recession is putting at risk Rome's budget forecasts.
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Toninelli tweeted Tuesday that the migrants were "putting at risk the lives of the crew" of the Thalassa.
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Le Pen is playing into the hands of jihadist groups, and it's our country she's putting at risk.
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Democrats slammed Trump over the cancellation, saying he was putting at risk the relationship with an important partner.
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Erdogan has blamed outgoing U.S. ambassador John Bass, saying he was putting at risk a decades-old alliance.
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If you didn't get a flu shot yet, it's not just your own health that you're putting at risk.
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Within three months, the number exceeded 10,000, putting at risk mom-and-pop operations that actually pollute very little.
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These vehicles are driving up oil consumption and pollution and putting at risk American compliance with the Paris climate accord.
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Michael V. Hayden, warned on Wednesday that House Republicans were putting at risk the tradition of bipartisan oversight of intelligence.
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There are three major things that you're putting at risk when connecting to a public Wi-Fi network, Liwer says.
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The United States played a lead role in designing the rules-based global economy that it is now putting at risk.
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Every time we send a service person into harm's way, that's an American life we're taking and we're putting at risk.
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Any of these could cause inventory interruptions and customer dissatisfaction, putting at risk both synergy forecasts and Rite Aid's ongoing sales trajectory.
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Oxford University's Mitter warned significant differences remained between Tokyo and Beijing, putting at risk any real chance of a warmer diplomatic relationship.
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Ossoff raised more than $8 million for the race, putting at risk a House seat that has long been in Republican hands.
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Without fresh financial resources the airline would face liquidation, putting at risk 11,600 jobs and creating a major headache for the government.
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His support of protectionist tariffs invites retaliation from major trading partners — creating unnecessary conflicts and putting at risk millions of export-dependent jobs.
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Microsoft said it's "confident" that an exploit exists for the vulnerability, putting at risk close to one million computers directly connected to the internet.
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Economists at TD Securities said "Poloz took away the hawkish bias without ambiguity," putting at risk TD's expectations for a third consecutive hike in October.
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"These companies have options, and the moment you start putting at risk the global supply chain, you have a big problem," Mr. Laboy Rivera said.
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The trade conflict with the Chinese could escalate in coming months, putting at risk multinational businesses that depend on China to source and sell products.
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They later discovered that the private SSH key was hardcoded in every hub sold to customers — putting at risk every home with the same hub installed.
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If gold closes at or below $115 at mid-December expiration, Keene will see a 400 percent return on the money that he's putting at risk.
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Boardroom conflicts have thrust Carige, Italy's last remaining large problem bank, into the spotlight, putting at risk a turnaround which was just starting to bear fruit.
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The company said there was a real risk that such software could fall into the hands of criminals, thereby putting at risk millions of iPhone users.
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"We told them over and over again don't do this, that they are putting at risk U.S. aid, but they did it anyway," the official said.
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Miscalculation and momentum toward conflict is putting at risk the lives of hundreds of thousands of American and other civilians across Asia, including Guam and Hawaii.
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Futures pointed to a slight opening loss for the main indexes, putting at risk the S&P 9.13's five-day winning streak, its longest since September.
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As a result, Western governments and big business fear Zimbabwe may not fulfil its economic potential, putting at risk billions of dollars in aid and foreign investment.
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I'm sure that Brady's fingers are incredibly dexterous and his form is flawless, but these are million-dollar fingers he is putting at risk with every chop.
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" And he questioned whether Republicans having won the House, Senate and White House in 2016 was worth the cost of putting "at risk our institutions and our values.
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Already, the crisis is putting at risk multi-billion-dollar plans to rebuild decaying road and electrical and communication networks and get the oil and gas sector moving.
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They got into trouble by putting at risk what they had limited amounts of in order to increase the quantities of those things they had unlimited amounts of.
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The suit alleged that the White House was failing to maintain and putting at risk records of presidential actions required to be documented by the Presidential Records Act.
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"Someone for economic motives and selfish national interest, is putting at risk the security of north Africa and, as a result, of Europe as a whole," growls Mr Salvini.
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But a regional crisis over Qatar has spilled over into Libya, putting at risk political reconciliation between the nation's rival factions and a tentative rebound in its oil production.
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On Monday, Beijing took a step away from that commitment, putting at risk the political stability and rule-based governance that have made Hong Kong a free-market mecca.
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But Democrats warn that Mr. Trump's judicial picks are putting at risk the regulatory and social safety net that Americans need and have come to expect from their government.
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American nuclear exports have been tied to the country's nonproliferation policies for decades, but regulatory constraints on innovation are now putting at risk decades-old relationships with foreign governments.
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But health experts say a resistance or refusal to vaccinate can raise the chances of an outbreak by putting at risk people who cannot be immunized for medical reasons.
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The big picture: Rimer and other industry officials say it would effectively ban new development in the state, costing 150,000 jobs and putting at risk $1 billion in annual taxes.
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Both the United States and Britain have warned Myanmar the crisis is putting at risk the progress it has made since the military began to loosen its grip on power.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnian aluminum smelter Aluminij will file for bankruptcy after closing on Wednesday, putting at risk some 10,000 jobs, including contractors and those at the processing firms it supplies.
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The bills advanced by Coons and his colleagues would offer little real protection for Mueller while putting at risk one of the most important rulings in history limiting executive powers.
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Discussions between Greece and its lenders on bailout reforms have stalled, putting at risk a new tranche of aid required by Athens to service its debt later in the year.
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This device could break the encryption that protects digital information, putting at risk everything from the billions of dollars spent on e-commerce to national secrets stored in government databases.
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The UN says it is working with Egypt to try to restore a ceasefire and says both sides are putting at risk efforts to relieve the suffering of people in Gaza.
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"The U.N.'s topmost counterterrorism official is putting at risk the U.N.'s reputation and credibility on counterterrorism and human rights by lending credence to these false claims," the statement said.
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Hahn said if such fences were built it would only create a "domino effect" with many EU nations closing their frontiers and putting at risk the bloc's passport-free Schengen zone.
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"The resolution issued today affects the entire urban courier industry and home food delivery in the city, putting at risk a source of income for thousands of people," the firm said.
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Greg Abbott should take steps now to prevent unlawful unregulated and unauthorized private militias from flouting this provision and putting at risk the health and safety of communities at the border.
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The submarine could maneuver away from the launch point, but it still would have compromised its general position, putting at risk the boat and the other 21625-2900 warheads it carried.
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The United States and Britain have warned Myanmar the crisis is putting at risk the progress it has made since the military began to loosen its grip on power in 2011.
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"Moreover, the bogus sales of hundreds of millions of dollars of aluminum artificially inflated the value of a publicly traded company, putting at risk investors around the world," Mr. Hanna said.
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Specifically, these charges pertain to the allegation that Theranos defrauded its investors out of millions of dollars while also deceiving — and putting at risk — the lives of hundreds of patients and doctors.
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Now the Dune Sagebrush Lizard presents that same sort of threat putting at risk access to the affordable, abundant, and reliable energy resources that make our lives happier, healthier, and more secure.
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"Directors agreed that if trade tensions escalate further, putting at risk economic and financial stability, additional stimulus, mainly fiscal, would be warranted and should be targeted," The IMF said in a statement.
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It is likely that she didn't realize the full business implications of changing her brand with one photo, however, putting at risk not just Disney dollars but a lot of other people's jobs.
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"As the global innovation frontier moves inexorably forward, Europe is in danger of falling further behind, putting at risk its outlook for productivity, growth, human capital development and job creation," the report stated.
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That said, given Conservative skepticism of Trudeau's carbon tax, it is unlikely that any future government would meet the goals, potentially putting at risk future trade deals, which will increasingly include green conditions.
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Almost half the Republicans in the House of Representatives penned a letter opposing the tariffs, warning Mr Trump that he was putting at risk the progress he had achieved by cutting taxes in December.
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With regard to DACA, Trump began using a shameful negotiating tactic, which includes putting at risk the rights enjoyed by DACA recipients in order to leverage funding for his wall and additional detention facilities.
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It found that 239 million people -- one in every nine -- were malnourished in 255, up from 22017 million in 9.03, putting at risk the UN's goal of eradicating hunger in the world by 29.0.
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A federal appeals court is expected to rule imminently on the law's validity after a federal judge in Texas last year declared it unconstitutional, putting at risk health coverage for millions and insurance protections.
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Aluminij's general manager Drazen Pandza said the company, which employs 900 workers, would shut down on July 10, putting at risk some 10,000 jobs, including contractors and those at the aluminum processing firms it supplies.
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President Donald Trump just signed an executive order that could cut the size of or abolish certain national monuments across the US, putting at risk historical sites and halting safeguards for public lands and waters.
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In throwing down the gauntlet so emphatically, and potentially riling up a Democratic electorate, Mr. McConnell was doing something deeply out of character: putting at risk his and his party's prospects in the coming election.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Populism and waning national appetite for vital reforms threaten European integration, putting at risk the continent's prosperity and raising the specter of falling incomes, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday.
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Aluminij's general manager Drazen Pandza said the company, which employs 900 workers, would shut down on July 10, putting at risk some 10,000 jobs, including contractors and those at the aluminum processing firms it supplies.
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European leaders fear putting at risk Erdogan's cooperation on migration at a time when far-right and anti-immigrant parties have seen their popularity rise, particularly with elections next year in France, Germany and Holland.
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Yet that is exactly what the STB is putting at risk should it accede to the demands of a handful of multi-billion dollar companies seeking a better deal at the expense of all Americans.
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We are deeply troubled that the Agency's steadfast commitment to public health and environmental protection based on the best available science is being undermined — putting at risk air and water quality and endangering children and families.
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Considering how last winter it seemed possible that nuclear war was about to be unleashed, potentially putting at risk millions of lives around the world, Trump deserves the highest of praise—and indeed the Noble Prize.
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Communities on Australia's southern coast are questioning whether the government can justify putting at risk a unique marine wilderness area that supports the country's most valuable fisheries and a tourism industry worth more than $1 billion.
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The Indian Supreme Court last month said telecom operators must pay the pending amount to the government within three months, putting at risk the operations of leading operators such as Vodafone Idea Ltd and Bharti Airtel.
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Germany's BDI Federation of German Industry warned that extending the unilateral ban would hit France and Britain particularly hard, putting at risk projects such as development of a new Franco-German combat jet and other arms deals.
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Unfortunately for patients, their families and caregivers, funding for this critically important organization runs out at the end of this year, putting at risk the tangible progress we have seen in many areas over the last decade.
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"The action of Greek Coast Guard ships trying to destabilize the refugees' fragile dinghies, thus putting at risk the life and security of their passengers, is also a violation," said Mr. Crépeau, the former United Nations official.
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The company was banned in Delhi after the story broke, putting at risk Uber's plan to dominate the market in India, a country of more than 1.3 billion people that the company hoped would fuel enormous growth.
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Hence the market excitement when Lopez lived up to her previous eco-warrior credentials and ordered the closure of 23 mines and the suspension of five others, putting at risk close to 9 percent of global nickel supply.
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As Canadian environmental politics have begun to boil over in ways reminiscent of its southern neighbor, science has become marginalized, putting at risk North American leadership on energy and climate policies that will affect the planet for generations.
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Owing the fissures in the party, this is putting at risk other parts of Trump's agenda, which Treasury Secretary Mnuchin acknowledged earlier this week is necessary to achieve the kind of growth levels that the tax bill assumes.
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MI Investor take-up of a 225 billion euro public share offer by Banca Popolare di Vicenza has been poor so far, three sources close to the matter said, putting at risk the troubled Italian bank's planned bourse listing.
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Companies that raise their IPO range pre-debut shows that there is enough demand for their shares in the market, allowing them to raise the price without putting at risk the number of shares they had hoped to sell.
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Toys 'R' Us Inc, the iconic toy retailer, will shutter or sell its stores in the United States after failing to find a buyer or reach a deal to restructure billions in debt, putting at risk about 30,000 jobs.
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Accomplished mountaineers complain that a growing crowd of Instagram-conscious adrenaline junkies, many of them with little to no climbing experience, are putting at risk the lives of Nepali support staff, who typically come from the Sherpa ethnic group.
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"It cost Uber close to half a billion pesos for defying government regulations, putting at risk tens of thousands of Uber (drivers) as well as the riding public," Aileen Lizada, a board member at the transport regulator, told reporters.
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This week, on his instructions, his party blocked passage of a law essential for special peace tribunals to start hearing testimony from former combatants, prompting a standoff with Santos and putting at risk the accord&aposs promise of justice for victims.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Ford is expected to announce on Thursday that it is closing its engine facility in Wales, a source told Reuters, putting at risk 1,700 jobs in what would be the latest blow to Britain's car industry.
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"It cost Uber close to half a billion pesos for defying government regulations, putting at risk tens of thousands of Uber (drivers) as well as the riding public," Aileen Lizada, a board member at the transport regulator, is quoted telling reporters.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's government has found projects for only a small amount of its planned infrastructure spending, putting at risk the likelihood the economy will see as much of a boost as expected, the country's parliamentary budget watchdog said on Thursday.
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The current administration needs to step up its game or risk losing its stature as a global health leader, in addition to putting at risk the security of millions of American lives and potentially damaging American business interests locally and globally.
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OSHA – workplace safety: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration seeks to relax a new worker safety regulation in shipbuilding and construction businesses, putting at risk thousands of workers who are exposed to beryllium, a cancer-causing substance (Reuters special report).
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It could face an additional shortfall of up to 2200 trillion roubles ($230 billion) this year if crude prices stay at around $8003 per barrel, putting at risk the target of keeping the deficit at 2800 percent of gross domestic product.
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Norwegian intelligence agents, Mr. Bangsund and others said, had become overzealous in trying to recruit locals to help them gain information about Russia, putting at risk their efforts to deepen economic and cultural ties with their neighbor to the east.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Tearing up global banking rules could lead to a new crisis, putting at risk the taxpayer, who was forced to bail out lenders in the last financial crisis, European Central Bank Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said on Monday.
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LOS ANGELES — An escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China, including President Donald Trump's threat to punish Beijing with additional tariffs, could deal a severe blow to California's ports and economy, potentially putting at risk thousands of jobs, according to experts.
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Reports released by Mr Trump's commerce department on February 16th found that Section 232 could be used to restrict steel and aluminium imports because America's armed forces and "critical industries" need a domestic supply of steel which imports are putting at risk.
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"President Trump's stance that climate change is not a serious threat, and his push to roll back cost-effective domestic actions to address the threats of climate change is reprehensible, putting at risk the health and well-being of current and future generations."
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"Our ROE will get even closer to theirs in coming quarters, without putting at risk our credit risk view," Rial said at an event to discuss quarterly results, noting that he expects the industry to lower loan-loss provisions in coming quarters.
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The magazine's writer at large William Langewiesche, a former national correspondent for The Atlantic, detailed how the push for international, low-cost air travel had allowed newbie pilots to fly international routes — putting at risk the lives of dozens aboard their jets.
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DUBAI, March 19 (Reuters) - Qatar's old industrial zone has emerged as a hot spot for coronavirus in the Gulf Arab state, putting at risk many migrant workers who live and work in the area of car service centres, warehouses and small shops.
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" Cohen, who served as Clinton's Defense secretary from 1997 to 2001, also said the North Koreans know "the United States is not going to launch a pre-emptive attack putting at risk hundreds of thousands if not millions of South Koreans and Japanese and others.
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The arrest has kicked off a new debate over VW's governance which could raise tensions on its supervisory board, putting at risk a fragile truce between management, VW's controlling Piech and Porsche families, as well as representatives from labor and the region of Lower Saxony.
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"It's as if the system is having a nervous breakdown, putting at risk all our city's great advantages: our economy, our environment and our mobility," said Gene Russianoff, the staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign and the city's leading transit advocate for four decades.
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According to a statement from the National Federation of Coffee Growers, Vélez said the international price of coffee fell to 23 cents per pound in recent days, the lowest in more than a decade, putting at risk cultivation in many parts of the world.
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But critics say the business model that led to that heap of data is worrisome, putting at risk the privacy of the most precise identifier a person has — a concern that intensified after studies showed that it's possible to reidentify individuals from anonymized genetic databases.
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WASHINGTON — The escalating brinkmanship between the United States and China as they race to quash each other's global influence is forcing other nations to pick sides between the two superpowers, putting at risk future cooperation on geopolitical threats and a resolution to the economic standoff.
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Mincione, who holds a stake of more than 5 percent in the Italian bank, said in a statement on Tuesday he believed its governance had "quickly deteriorated", putting at risk the implementation of measures approved by the European Central Bank to restructure the bank.
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"On several occasions, the offending ship performed maneuvers designed to force a collision with the coast guard, putting at risk not only its own crew but coast guard personnel, who were then ordered to shoot parts of the vessel," the coast guard said in a statement.
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It is a message to say, very clearly, that the United States faces a real risk right now from a President who governs off of his prejudices and impulses, and who is putting at risk some of the core principles that have successfully kept us at peace.
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"To be clear: The president would be putting at risk an American population the size of a medium-size U.S. city — Pittsburgh, say, or Cincinnati — on the assumption that a crazy and undeterrable dictator will be rationally cowed by a demonstration of U.S. kinetic power," he wrote.
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However, on Monday, Raffaele Mincione, who holds a stake of more than 5 percent, asked for a shareholder meeting to vote on removing the board and appointing a new one, saying governance had "suddenly deteriorated", putting at risk the implementation of restructuring measures approved by the European Central Bank.
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" Senator Maria Cantwell, a Washington state Democrat, criticized Pai in a letter to President Donald Trump Monday as "not a supporter of the FCC's strong rules to protect an open internet, putting at risk our robust net neutrality rules and the three million internet economy jobs it supports.
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Fifth, the Kingdom drew attention to the continued Houthi rebel terrorist attacks in Yemen as well as over 150 Iranian supplied missiles launched by the Houthi at numerous key targets in the Kingdom over the past two years, potentially putting at risk the oil production facilities in the Gulf.
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"What California's health plans believe about transforming our health care system is that we should focus on building and improving the health care that's working for millions of Californians, not starting from scratch and putting at risk the care that so many Californians rely on," he told POLITICO.
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" The person added: "Sadiq is representing the progressive values of London and our country warning that Donald Trump is the most egregious example of a growing far-right threat around the globe, which is putting at risk the basic values that have defined our liberal democracies for more than 70 years.
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"Sadiq is representing the progressive values of London and our country warning that Donald Trump is the most egregious example of a growing far-right threat around the globe, which is putting at risk the basic values that have defined our liberal democracies for more than 70 years," Khan's office added.
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Khan, who represents some of the bereaved and survivors, said Tuesday that unless race and class are considered, "we will be putting at risk the lives of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people from black and ethnic minority communities who are over-represented in high-rise blocks across Britain."
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The president took extraordinary steps on Thursday to give Attorney General William P. Barr sweeping new authorities to conduct a review into how the 2016 Trump campaign's ties to Russia were investigated, further testing congressional oversight and putting at risk a C.I.A. informant close to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Many investors fear Prime Minister Theresa May will favour a tough approach to reducing migration from the EU, reflecting one of the main factors behind Britain's "Leave" vote in June but putting at risk the ability of exporters to sell into European markets, which could hurt the economy's growth prospects.
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Refusal or resistance to vaccination — which health experts say can raise the chances of an outbreak by putting at risk people who cannot be immunized for medical reasons — may be connected to a broader anti-vaccination movement, including concerns that vaccines lead to autism, an idea that has been widely debunked.
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"If you model tariffs on a large portion of the goods that are traded, you take the entire volume of goods traded between the U.S. and China in particular, $500 billion, you apply tariffs to that, you are putting at risk 0.8 percent of global growth," IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said.
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Even if procedures are modified so as to restore the travel rights of those on visas and green cards, we are putting at risk the intellectual capital that Muslims deliver to the U.S. About 20 percent of the Graduate Center's students are foreign nationals, and many come from the Middle East and South Asia.
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Bulgaria gave a contract to Rosatom in 2006 to build two 1,000 megawatt reactors at Belene on the Danube River Failure to pay back swiftly may prompt Russia to seek insolvency of Bulgaria's public electricity provider NEK, putting at risk its financial stability and that of the whole energy sector, energy officials have said.
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Democrats say President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE is putting at risk the physical safety and well-being of the government whistleblower at the heart of their impeachment investigation.
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A no-deal Brexit is about a lot more than trade—it would see many legal obligations and definitions lapse immediately, potentially putting at risk air travel, electricity interconnections and a raft of financial services, and throwing into doubt the status of EU citizens in Britain and British citizens in the EU. And goodwill may be in very short supply after a deal has foundered.
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"When it comes to vaping or vaping products that we're going to be launching, we're going to be testing every one of our products to a rigorous standard to ensure the products we offer to consumers are safe and we feel comfortable that we are not in any way putting at risk our customers or our patients with regards to our derivative products," Singer said.
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"If that [price collapse] were to happen, it would cause spasms of pain in the U.S. oil patch, and one big difference between Republican administrations and Democratic ones in general, particularly this one, is that the White House and Republican Congress is going to feel the pain of the producers, and they would, I think, interpret a collapse in oil prices through sort of a trade lens, as a direct attack by OPEC on our oil sector, and putting at risk the 'energy dominance' that is being talked about this week," he said.
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