The Panel finds that these features give rise to a heightened risk of overstatement of the claims.

So what's sometimes seen as the problem with adolescents heightened risk taking, poor impulse control, self consciousness shouldn't be stigmatized.

Trafficking is a further serious risk that is heightened when people are displaced, families separated, children are orphaned and livelihoods are destroyed.

They should. Not only has this untested policy experiment failed to deliver an acceptable economic recovery it has also heightened the risk of another crisis.

This heightened uncertainty could spill over to economic activity in the rest of the European Union through adverse feedback loops between sovereign risk and the banking system.

Concerned that these features give rise to a heightened risk of overstatement, the Panel undertook appropriate measures to assist in the verification and valuation of the claims.

Many of these studies found that human rights were often at heightened risk of abuse, even in democracies, where emergency powers were increasingly concentrated in the executive branch.

Instead, an imperfect answer produced heightened vulnerability.

This includes heightened attention to disaggregated data.

There is a heightened fear of unrest.

(f) Heightened management attention to the evaluation function.

Indeed, the combination of banking uncertainties, slower growth, and the heightened risk of underemployment and casual labor creates the political weakness now visible in the UK, Spain, Italy, and elsewhere.

Should Iran acquire nuclear weapons, the prospect of a regional arms race (starting with Saudi Arabia) and thus heightened risk of nuclear war by accident, design, or miscalculation is very much greater than is the risk of further proliferation in Northeast Asia.

ICAO recently developed new guidance material on the subject and believes that if properly implemented, general measures can reduce the risk of a successful attack considerably, and that additional measures taken at times of heightened risk could reduce the threat still further.

The result, invariably, will be heightened Sino US tension.

As government deficits and public debt increase in many developed and emerging economies, financial markets will most likely demand higher risk premia, owing to heightened fears of default and inflation down the road.

Anti Japanese riots across China have heightened tensions in Asia.

Domestic political pressure became a source of heightened international tension.

The programme had gained heightened importance under the new Government.

And this is heightened by a couple of particular experiences.

And green was a heightened sense of songs and scriptures.

Women with the wrong version of these genes have a heightened risk of developing breast cancer (up to 85 , against the normal 12 , although the genes account for only a minority of breast cancers).

These developments both reflect and reinforce heightened nationalism throughout the region.

Another important feature of the new Congress will be heightened polarization.

This increasing feminization of the epidemic reflects the paradoxical situation facing women and girls they face heightened vulnerability to HIV infection, despite being less likely to engage in high risk behaviour than their male partners.

Curiously, heightened risk and fears of further disruptions not just another financial crisis, but also geopolitical instability and pandemics do not seem to carry much weight in current policy discussions, though the idea has been around.

This has led to heightened volatility in equity, money, and debt markets.

Recent events have heightened the urgency with which these issues are discussed.

The Cold War saw periods of both heightened tension and relative calm.

New challenges and threats heightened international concern about weapons of mass destruction.

Heightened awareness of those initiatives had contributed to development and social progress.

Depending on your assessment of Tea Party strength on Capitol Hill, at least a partial debt default does not seem as implausible as it did in the past and recent warnings from ratings agencies reflect this heightened risk.

Existing and emerging threats have heightened international concern about weapons of mass destruction.

5. Developments in the last year have once again heightened concerns regarding the conditions under which staff members of the United Nations system are expected to operate and the level of risk that can be considered to be acceptable.

I know there's a risk. Risk?

Heightened urban food insecurity, due to inflation and commodity shortages, has also been reported.

The Panel also subjected claims for business losses over USD 1,000,000 to heightened scrutiny.

Increasing foreign intervention has heightened various internal factors of instability, thus compounding their difficulties.

So what is he doing? He wants to keep this heightened sense of excitement.

Like with Risk. I love playing Risk and I'm very competitive at Risk.

GDP risk is a long term risk.

While those meetings also highlighted trade disputes, they also yielded heightened cooperation and significant accomplishments.

The shift toward finance that Thatcher promoted heightened inequality and made the economy more volatile.

Anxiety among the general public is heightened by the police's failure to apprehend a suspect.

101. Apart from intestinal and parasitic diseases and droplet infections which have also occurred in epidemic form (in 1991, 188 epidemics with 3,693 sick people and in 1992, 249 epidemics with 9,488 sick people), of significance is also the heightened risk of tuberculosis.