The setbacks that they encounter must not be allowed to derail the peace process.

The threat from opposing militant forces who wanted to derail the electoral process failed to materialize.

Third, a divisive vote on this issue would politicize and perhaps derail the entire preparatory process for September.

That important goal will be difficult to achieve, especially with militant extremists whose agenda is to derail the peace process.

Lopez Obrador and his supporters can be expected to work relentlessly to thwart his plans. But they are unlikely to derail his government.

Second, some financial vulnerabilities are embedded in the economy. Unless they are defused in time, financial shocks may derail the economy from its normal growth path.

There will be skeptics and critics every step, and there will be those who seek to divert or derail the process in pursuit of their own interests and agendas.

Furthermore, there has been evidence that other States in the region have been supporting, training and financing Palestinian terrorist groups in an attempt to derail the Israeli Palestinian peace process.

This autumn, the European Commission is scheduled to issue a progress report on accession negotiations with Turkey. A dangerous situation may well emerge, as this report threatens to derail the whole process.

Some outcomes may be more positive, or at least less damaging, than expected. But the realization this autumn of even some of the risks described here could derail the global economy s still wobbly recovery.

What happens next? For all our sakes, I hope that the future does not derail China s economic progress, though it will be a surprise if it does not challenge its arthritic and adamantine political system.

The eurozone crisis did not derail recovery it is the result of a lack of recovery. It is the natural, predictable, and (by many) predicted result of the main European countries deliberate policy of repressing aggregate demand.

Just two months ago, on 18 September 2005, millions of men and women, in defiance of all the threats posed by those aiming to derail the political process, went to the polls to elect their representatives to Afghanistan's national assembly and provincial councils.

In short, Arab countries are hemorrhaging social capital, which can significantly derail economic recovery and state building. As the Nobel laureate economist Kenneth Arrow argued in 1972, much of the economic backwardness in the world can be explained by the lack of mutual confidence.

While the odds still favor a relatively smooth transition, many uncertainties could derail the reform process. In particular, whether Italy will be able to move beyond technocratic politics to a normal government remains the outstanding question both at home and for the other eurozone member states.

SPLM and NCP must continue to work together and must strive for inclusiveness and transparency, so that a genuine and effective Government of National Unity provides national leadership and deals effectively with the numerous potential spoilers that have the capacity to derail the quest for peace.

Hamas refuses all direct peace negotiations with Israel, and has vowed to derail the current talks through violence. Their first blow came on the eve of the talks, when the al Qassam Brigades, Hamas military wing, carried out an ambush on Israeli settlers in Hebron, killing four people.

During the 2008 presidential election campaign, Obama proved to be a talented communicator. Not only was his rhetorical style effective, but after inflammatory comments by his pastor threatened to derail his campaign, he produced one of the best speeches on race in America since the days of King.

Yet, despite these authoritarian leaders apparently solid grip on power, ensuring that a relative takes over is not as simple as it seems. The problem boils down to overcoming possible resistance from both the elite and the public that could derail the handover or undermine the successor s authority.

While my Government is committed to meeting its obligations under resolution 1546 (2004), we would like to acknowledge that we in Iraq still face a destructive campaign of terror and violence that aims to derail the political process and undo the progress that has been achieved so far.

Such linkages are particularly important for Egypt and Tunisia, which will struggle to reduce unemployment unless Libya s labor market which has historically absorbed migrants from its North African neighbors is reopened. And, while Tunisia s situation seems to be the most promising, a crippling investment shortfall is threatening to derail reform efforts there.

They will gradually reorient their growth models to make them more sustainable an effort that occasional bouts of global financial market instability will shake, but not derail. And they will work to deepen their internal markets, improve regulatory frameworks, empower the private sector, and expand the scope of market based economic management.

The only question that Obama should ask Netanyahu is, When will Israel quit the occupied Palestinian territories? Attempts at obfuscation whether by talking about an economic peace, or insisting that Arabs recognize the Jewishness of the state of Israel should not be allowed to derail the goal of ending the inadmissible occupation.

The extended crisis of the European Monetary System (EMS) between September 1992 and July 1993 looked as if it would derail European integration. What was initially seen as a problem in one country (Italy) toppled other currency regimes like dominos Britain, Spain, and Portugal and, by July 1993, even France was vulnerable.

And what next for the ECB, which has just nudged up interest rates by 0.25 , after 30 months on hold. Experts can disagree about whether the move was premature, but no one agrees with the many political leaders who have argued that the tiny hike will derail the timid resumption of economic growth.

The reason is clear by taking time to set the stage for liberalization, governments hoped to limit the initial spike in price inflation, thereby avoiding a wage price spiral and curbing capital flight. They worried that, if these problems emerged, they would derail reform measures and erode the public support needed to press on.

The other scenario is when the two sides have already engaged in bilateral peace talks, paid the domestic political price, and reached agreement on most issues, though some matters remain unresolved and threaten to derail the process. In such cases, America can step in and, by using both carrot and stick, make both sides go the extra mile.

Brazil has attempted to address the issue by crafting a resolution that would decouple the R2P mandate from the use of force effectively eliminating the possibility that the doctrine could be applied. For their part, Russia and China have blocked three resolutions condemning the Syrian regime, and Russia has worked hard with evident success to derail any military intervention in Syria.

China is not allowing its economic slowdown to derail its efforts to enlarge and modernize its navy and expand its commercial interests around Eurasia s southern rim. It has been investing or demonstrating interest in deep water port projects in Kenya, Tanzania, and Bangladesh, and it has been directly involved in financing and constructing Indian Ocean ports in Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.

Of course, with China s household sector holding a relatively small share of equities compared to real estate, the current stock market slump is unlikely to derail the economy. Nonetheless, as in 2007, the prospect that lost savings will trigger social unrest cannot be dismissed, especially at a time when tools like social media enable citizens easily to share information, air grievances, and mobilize protest.

Claims that Morsi ruled undemocratically stem from his repeated attempts to extricate the popularly elected parliament and presidency from anti democratic traps set by the military. After the Islamist parties huge victory in the 2011 2012 parliamentary elections, the military leadership and the Supreme Court (filled with Mubarak era judges) worked to derail the new parliament and prevent it from establishing an assembly to draft a new constitution.

It seems clear that a second rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by the Irish electorate would plunge the EU into a renewed crisis and threaten to derail the considerable gains in both democratic legitimacy and collective decision making capacity deriving from the new Treaty. Everything indicates that voters now look set to approve the Treaty. But nobody should take Irish voters for granted in the final days of the campaign.

The US faces two distinct fiscal challenges the tax increases and spending cuts that threaten to derail the economy in 2013 and a long term structural deficit that is likely to mean higher interest rates, less investment, and slower growth once the economy has recovered and the output gap has disappeared. Unlike the fiscal cliff, the structural deficit problem is not imminent contrary to deficit hawks dire warnings, the US does not face a time sensitive debt crisis.