Sentences with phrase «grave risk»

I'm also convinced that without the visit to the psychic he would have been at grave risk of dying suddenly, as hundreds of thousands of people do.

Most don't have renters insurance or emergency savings to fall back on and are at grave risk of loss.

The researchers who analyzed the boy's case acknowledge that any bold, new therapy for devastating diseases often carries grave risks.

He or she is at grave risk of falling in love with features that are of little practical value to the target end user.

Unless students attain these essential skills by third grade, they often require extra help to catch up and are at grave risk of eventually dropping out of school.

With drivers talking on their phones, sending texts and emails, and eating their meals behind the wheel, innocent drivers and passengers are at grave risk for catastrophic injuries.

The outbreak of cholera posed grave risks to pregnant women in the Northeast States ravaged by the destructive activities of Boko - Haram terrorists, the UN Population Fund...

Plus, an American court in a Hague Convention case won't accept your defense that returning a child to the foreign country will put the child in grave risk of harm unless you can show that the foreign support services are unable to provide the needed protection.

«The government recognise that the profession is fragile and yet continue to take grave risks with the stability of the criminal justice system.

The source said: «Threats of de-selection from Len McCluskey and Momentum are meaningless if MPs» seats are already at grave risk under Jeremy Corbyn.

Australian animal protection groups have written to the Department requesting that they use their power to ensure that no more animals are placed at such grave risk of appalling cruelty in Jordan.

By Marian Wright Edelman, President of the Children's Defense Fund A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released last month, «K - 12 Education: Discipline Disparities for Black Students, Boys, and Students with Disabilities,» reminds us once again that suspensions and expulsions continue at high rates and offer grave risks to students.

be allowed to reach the stage, or, if they did, would be shut down very soon after opening» (Three Port Elizabeth Plays 1 19741, p. xxv) Fugard need not add that he personally could be at grave risk if he pursued those ideas.

Despite their importance, corals face a range of grave risks today, from bleaching triggered by increasing seawater temperatures, to sediment loads caused by terrestrial erosion from land development, to predation by crown - of - thorns starfish.

Our vision obligates us to refuse to stand by idly while communities like Parkland suffer and others are put at similar grave risk.

Today we have the Honorable Foua Toloa, head of Government of Tokelau in the Pacific, who believes the island's 1,400 inhabitants are at grave risk from climate change lack of money.

The concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is high enough to cause grave risk for the planet, but it is still far more dilute than the CO2 streaming from a power plant smokestack.

If a respondent asserts an exception based either upon grave risk of harm to the child or on the objections of a mature child, the court mighty appoint an independent expert to help determine the facts or an independent lawyer to represent the child.

Such testimony may be decisive in proving or disproving grave risk of harm.

It pointed out that the exceptions to a return should be interpreted strictly, and that only grave risks should be taken into account, exclusive of grounds connected with the parents» educational abilities.

The Appellant also contended that the chambers judge erred by failing to consider her evidence that the Respondent had been violent and abusive in his relationship with her and the child, such that there was a demonstrated grave risk that returning the child would expose him to harm or otherwise put him in an intolerable situation.

ABlawg International Child Abduction: Safeguarding against Grave Risks of Harm in «Prompt Return» Applications

Courts appear largely to have equated the standard of «serious harm» in s. 23 of the CLRA with the standard of «grave risk [of] expos [ing] the child to physical or psychological harm or otherwise plac [ing] the child in an intolerable situation» in art. 13 (b) of The Hague Convention.

Besides, the status quo poses far graver risks to democratic values.

Jason Hall's directorial debut, Thank You For Your Service takes a gripping look at how young men and women who serve their country are put through the trauma of war, in grave risk of sacrificing their lives, and are then expected to return...

Authors of unauthorized publications suffered harsh penalties, but Zaw and his colleagues took grave risks to print and distribute information without submitting it to government censors.

«Miami Beach is at such grave risk of sea water flooding today that it should preemptively be declared a disaster zone — not because of global - warming - driven sea level rise but due to a seeming total lack of sensible civil engineering standards and sensible building codes.»

A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released last month, «K - 12 Education: Discipline Disparities for Black Students, Boys, and Students with Disabilities,» reminds us once again that suspensions and expulsions continue at high rates and offer grave risks to students.

Another issue that requires Supreme Court intervention is that of defining the parameters of the defense of grave risk of harm.

Illinois is at grave risk of losing its status as one of America's clean energy leaders.

«Just to clarify, you said that there were possible military options that would not create a grave risk to Seoul,» a reporter said later.

When asked whether there was «any military option the US can take with North Korea that would not put Seoul at grave risk,» Mattis responded, «Yes, there are, but I will not go into details.»

Our country's own National Research Council, the principal operating arm of the National Academies of Science and Engineering, concluded in a 2010 report requested by Congress that human activity is altering the climate to an extent that poses grave risks to Americans» health and welfare.

According to the report most findings were left out due to the «grave risk to the physical safety of the world» the group allegedly poses.

Bankers have also learned, through hard experience, that by accumulating the IOUs of other banks, and thereby allowing other banks to accumulate their own IOUs in turn, they expose themselves to grave risks, which risks are best avoided by taking part in regular interbank settlements.

If that failure strikes you as inconsequential, or even desirable, consider that its cause — a flawed monetary transmission mechanism that lacks the usual link between growth in the stock of bank reserves on one hand and growth in the broad money stock on the other — poses the grave risk of a far more spectacular failure the next time we face a substantial decline in the velocity of broad money like the one that struck in 2008.

Somehow the materialist is blind to the fact his own belief structure that denies soul puts his own life and the life of his family that does not meet the standards of a godless power structure at grave risk.

«Because of the scope and magnitude of these activities, they have placed the financial stability of the General Curia at grave risk.»

So there is a grave risk that proper resuscitation will be delayed in the expectation that DCC is sufficient.

I am therefore of the firm view that it is better to follow strictly the dictates of our party and national constitutions, rather than put APC and its activities at grave risk.

In the face of our region's fight against the opioid epidemic, this could put the lives of thousands in Erie County at grave risk.