Why imperil our friendship with these loathsome abbreviations?

If it continues, this state of affairs may imperil the stability of the subregion.

A failed constitutional process, or one that leaves major divisions, can imperil the electoral phase.

Fifthly, the severe shortfall in financial resources continues to imperil the implementation of humanitarian programmes.

You are liable to imperil your life out of distress that they will not have faith .

You are liable to imperil your life out of distress that they will not have faith .

Autonomous robotic weapons concentrate too much power in too few hands, and they would imperil democracy itself.

As low lying island and coastal States, we face dangers created by others that imperil our very existence.

While those might be rather extensive, they must not imperil the spirit in which the Organization had been established.

We are currently devising a strategy to combat these terrible evils that imperil the very existence of our nations.

You are liable to imperil your life out of grief for their sake , if they should not believe this discourse .

You are liable to imperil your life out of grief for their sake , if they should not believe this discourse .

They must inform the Government Banking Commission of any decision or situation that might imperil a bank's assets or its liquidity.

We believe that failure to do so may ultimately imperil peaceful nuclear cooperation and our shared vision for a world free of nuclear weapons.

A current issue that could also threaten to imperil the global economy, and which this Organization should address, is the prolonged and sustained increase in oil prices.

That issue continues to imperil the establishment of the rule of law and effective governance in Afghanistan, despite the best efforts of the country's counter narcotic authorities.

Moreover, in certain coastal areas, the water points have reached a high degree of salinity and imperil the agropastoral perimeters that were developed a few years ago.

The international community cannot stand aside as conflicts which imperil the lives of millions of innocent people and threaten their most fundamental rights, fester, degenerate and eventually explode.

Withdrawing the participation of the United Nations from that process too soon could imperil the achievements and the significant investment that the international community has made in Timor Leste.

In all likelihood, these leaders sense, either instinctively or intellectually, an impending crisis that could imperil the CCP s survival in the same way that the French Revolution ended Bourbon rule.

19. Mr. WOON (Malaysia) said that the intense preoccupation of the United Nations with political and security issues ought not to imperil the economic agenda, since peace and prosperity were indivisible.

Yemen is mired in crises that it cannot solve alone. Unless its international allies throw it a lifeline, it risks being swallowed by a sea of disorder that could imperil the entire region.

Much has been achieved. Normalcy has been restored to much of the country, although chaos and armed resistance continue in a number of areas, especially in and around Mogadishu, where they imperil international efforts.

Spain supports these initiatives and activities and fully shares the common goals of generating greater understanding and overcoming prejudice and misperceptions of others and any polarization in relations that might imperil stability or world peace.

Now, even as that and other equally important problems remain unresolved, we are faced with yet another threat a prolonged and sustained increase in oil prices, which, even as we speak, threatens to imperil the global economy.

The European Union urges all parties without exception to refrain from any kind of violent behaviour that would further imperil the welfare of the Haitian people, to abide by the rule of law and to respect human rights.

quot 10. Further deplores in this regard the worsening of the humanitarian situation and condemns acts that imperil humanitarian relief efforts, and all actions which would inhibit the free and unrestricted movement of humanitarian relief and humanitarian relief workers

Referring to the Committee's decision in Kitok v. Sweden, the author argues that, far from being necessary for the continued visibility and welfare of the minority as a whole , the restrictions in question imperil the very cultural and spiritual survival of the minority.

Because of the inherent correlation between peace and development it behoves each member of the international community to continue the search, where needed, for creative ways to settle disputes that could otherwise imperil not only international peace and security but also national development.

As in many other countries, conservative governments are arguing for cutbacks in government spending, on the grounds that fiscal deficits imperil their future. In the case of Australia, however, such assertions ring particularly hollow though that has not stopped Abbott s government from trafficking in them.

Two delegations proposed language making it clear that the monitoring body could decide to comment publicly after taking seriously into consideration the fact that doing so might imperil the life and safety of the disappeared person, his or her family and anyone else involved .

This unfortunate trend could imperil whole sectors of multilateral economic cooperation for development. The current system of financing, based on voluntary contributions, has to be reconsidered with a view to guaranteeing the reliability and predictability of the resources and finances that can be mobilized.