Sentences with phrase «grave financial»

You don't want to be the client who agrees to waive your share of your spouse's pension, or who promises to pay what turns out to be an excessive amount of spousal support only to learn much later from the lawyer reviewing your agreement that doing so would be a grave financial mistake.

Otherwise, you and your family could be at grave financial risk.

Rhode Island renters insurance helps prevent recent divorcees just starting over from having to face such a grave financial situation.

When the chief breadwinner of the family becomes unable to work because of a disability then the family can be placed in grave financial danger if adequate disability insurance coverage is not in place ahead of time.

Nevertheless, those inside the system say too many people continue to be denied legal aid, forcing them to navigate the complex court system on their own or make grave financial sacrifices to free up cash for a lawyer.

In particular there are grave financial risks facing those who care for children or undertake other care work, while their partner pursues their career.

Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 s. 5 (1) The respondent to a petition for divorce in which the petitioner alleges five years» separation may oppose the grant of a decree on the ground that the dissolution of the marriage will result in grave financial or other hardship to him and that it would in all the circumstances be wrong to dissolve the marriage.

There is typically a grave financial impact as well.

And missing a deadline has grave financial implications since printing time has to be block booked months in advance.

He suffered grave financial loss and emotional anguish.

The reinvention process currently under way to address institution's grave financial situation clearly falls short of such exceptional gestures, efforts and solutions.

«She may not be aware either that a few days ago the regulator of the housing associations warned that six of the leading associations are in grave financial difficulty and are in danger of collapse.»

Unless the reliefs sought by SERAP are granted, the EFCC will not investigate the Speaker of the House of Representatives Yakubu Dogara as well as the Deputy Speaker, Yussuff Lasun; the Minority Leader, Leo Ogor; and the Chief Whip, Hassan Ado for grave financial and economic crimes.»

These are matters of grave financial impropriety that require further investigation.

We have just been through the gravest financial crisis since the Second World War.

Not exact matches

On any given day now you can expect to hear at least one economist, public official or financial commentator express grave concern about the mountain of debt Canadians now carry.

They had the money, they bought into his USP, they had a bleeding neck — most doctors were expressing grave dissatisfaction about financial matters that the seminar directly addressed — but it was almost impossible to get a piece of mail into any doctor's hands.

«We look forward to the opportunity to finally litigate the merits of the IRS Summons and for the Court to consider the grave privacy and financial risks to which Coinbase's customers will be exposed if the summons is enforced in its current form.»

The sobering implication is that, for this bishop, grave sin and clerical defiance of the Church's teaching are not as grave a cause for concern as the prospect of legal, financial, and public relations liability.

He spent much of his time in opposition warning that threats to Britain's AAA rating were a grave indication that the Labour government was struggling to cope with the financial crisis.

State Senators Kemp Hannon and Jim Seward sent a letter, Thursday, to the state's health exchange and the Department of Financial Services «with grave concern» over how the state is handling the closing of Health Republic — a health co-op that was shut down by state regulators in September.

Already low on cash, much to his clothing designer wife's (Alice Braga) chagrin, Mike becomes ensnared in grave personal and financial circumstances after an accidental shooting at the academy and a bar fight involving a movie star (Tim Allen).

Martin Scorsese and David Cronenberg used to make this sort of picture all the time, but haven't in a while, perhaps because it's just too much for some people, and «just too much» movies tend not to get made at a major studio level because the financial stakes are too grave.

On any given day now you can expect to hear at least one economist, public official or financial commentator express grave concern about the mountain of debt Canadians now carry.

I take it as a sign of the grave distortions in the financial markets that bond investors think slow suicide is the best choice.

But it's a grave danger for those near or in retirement: Selling stocks at fire - sale prices, either out of panic or because you need income, can cause massive financial damage.

The organization initially set out to help owners who were facing impossible financial hurdles after a pet was prescribed an expensive treatment for injuries or a grave illness.

Below is a letter sent today to the Senate that was signed by several prominent groups in the Center - Right Coalition expressing «grave concerns about the «Restoring American Financial Stability Act» and its negative impact on Main Street.»

We note with grave concern and alarm how other international financial institutions include these types of projects in their climate and energy financing, under the logic of «lower carbon» energy and switching to «lower emissions» fuels.

Global Witness» 2012 report Grave Secrecy examined suspicious financial transactions allegedly linked to Bakiyev Jr. and others, which the present Kyrgyz government believe relate to the theft of state money as the Bakiyev regime fell (9).

These perils or risks can sometimes be grave and bring serious financial difficulties from which recovery could take a very long time.

The consequences can be grave: sexually transmitted diseases, financial and legal problems, job loss, and perhaps most painful of all, the end of a treasured relationship with a partner or spouse.