Indeed, we run the risk of making things worse.

A subjective test would run the risk of causing much confusion in practice.

Any alternative may run the risk of prolonging the state of lack of full empowerment.

They also run the risk of vitamin D deficiency, if they have desk jobs, like that guy.

We cannot run the risk of losing the expertise and the relationships that have been established over many years.

We run the risk of jeopardizing the Agenda if we cannot make the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference a success.

However, it would run the risk of inconsistent interpretations depending on the happenstance of the particular treaty partners in dispute

Those concepts run the risk of being invoked in the future as a pretext for aggression against our countries.

Furthermore, we run the real risk of transforming this body from a negotiating forum into a deliberative body on disarmament.

One approach is to mainstream disaster preparedness and risk reduction concerns into broader governance and poverty reduction programmes that are likely to run in longer cycles, and to boost the capacities and engagement of high risk countries with the deployment of disaster response and risk reduction advisers.

So, they run the risk to enter a vicious cycle of dependence the next agricultural campaign, should they not count with sufficient labor force.

But if we have no connection whatsoever with the worlds beyond the one we take for granted, then we too run the risk of drying up inside.

Speakers expressed concern that joining the health and nutrition strategies might run the risk of decreasing resources for both areas, which need an increased allocation of regular resources.

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 women also run a greater risk of ovarian cancer.

There are no substantial grounds for believing that someone is at risk of torture unless it is established that he or she personally will run such a risk in the State to which he or she will be returned.

Small island States continually run the risk of being forgotten by the media and, in turn, by the international community, since our size does not attract sufficient attention.

In Pakistan, UNHCR organized a cultural show on street children at risk of HIV at an NGO run drop in centre on World AIDS Day.

Both Obama and Romney run the risk of painting themselves into a corner when it comes to China. That could take all of us to the edge of a slippery slope.

So we start to use the data we have to run a very simple calculation that's on all sorts of online calculators to get a sense of what the actual risk is.

Our first MacroShares have been for oil price risk, but plans for GDP risk are on the drawing board. These securities are offered in pairs one long and one short and, unlike in a government run scheme, in whatever quantity the market demands.

Run away. Run.

In short, QE3 reduces the tail risk of an outright economic contraction, but is unlikely to lead to a sustained recovery in an economy that is still enduring a painful deleveraging process. In the short run, QE3 will lead investors to take on risk, and will stimulate modest asset reflation.

When you run the numbers on a calculator, you run out of noughts.

Those who criticize the euro or how it is managed have long run the risk of being dismissed as Anglo Saxons or, worse, anti Europeans. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher accurately foresaw the folly of a European monetary union.

The electoral commissioner declared, with the consent of the parties, to run an unprecedented second re run.

An important consequence of the arms embargo should be to force them to use less efficient equipment, or run a real risk of discovery trying to procure the more effective means they would prefer (see annex IV to the present report).

Anything else would run contrary to our values, it would run contrary to the wishes of the people on the ground, it would run contrary to our interests.

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

By being late in perceiving change that they do not want to see coming, Western diplomats run the risk of losing on both levels the regime and the people. Diplomats require openness and imagination in order to carry out their responsibilities.

For example, many projects are completed toward the end of the budgetary cycle, generating a backlog of unpaid bills in the MFF s later years. If they are not addressed through an MFF amending budget, they risk fueling a run up in debt.

Sixthly, CEB members wish to emphasize that a single core country analysis might run the risk of severely limiting what might realistically be agreed upon, to the extent of possibly excluding concerns well reflected in the mandates of the specialized agencies and their respective constituencies.

Well, the short run, it's hunky dory, but the long run, it's humpty dumpty.

Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may obtain.

Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may obtain.

The battery has run out of power.

Newspapers and magazines are blandly reproducing official pronouncements and reports from the state run news agency. Some have taken the risk of resorting to metaphors and allegory, while others poke fun at the whole thing by writing editorials on ballet or bee keeping.

Run.

Don't you know that those who run in a race all run, but one receives the prize? Run like that, that you may win.

Don't you know that those who run in a race all run, but one receives the prize? Run like that, that you may win.

Today, Spain and Italy are at risk of losing market access. Official resources need to be tripled through a larger European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), Eurobonds, or massive ECB action to avoid a disastrous run on these sovereigns.

But the metamorphosis tends to go hand in hand with localized monetary contractions that exacerbate the correlated risk of sovereign default and bank failures. In Spain, as in Greece before it, the monetary squeeze has become chronic as banks run short of ECB eligible collateral.

We've run short of money.

I've run out of money.

In addition, CEB members wish to emphasize that a single core country analysis might run the risk of severely limiting what might realistically be agreed upon, to the extent of possibly excluding concerns well reflected in the mandates of the specialized agencies and their respective constituencies.

Researchers estimate that these additional benefits are worth even more than the added lifetime income from a college degree. If policymakers overlook them, they run the risk of encouraging quicker, cheaper forms of education that will do far less to serve either students or society.