The core threat to democracy is not in the White House, it's the haters themselves.
For America, the core threat from Iran is not the dubiously "re-elected" President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, per se.
A year ago Berners-Lee also warned about the same core threats to the web.
These core threats to the optimum well-being of young children have implications in guaranteeing child rights to survival, development and protection.
The prospect that the pope, from his perch at the pinnacle of the Catholic church, will exhort humanity to act on climate change as a moral imperative is a direct threat to a core belief of US conservatives.
Still, the weakness in emerging markets is a threat to a core long-term growth area," Mr Chou said.
"Promoting earnest dialog, engaged listening and empathic opportunities, mainly in schools but also through community-based organizations, are needed to help people see that otherness is not a fundamental threat but a core advantage of being in the US, one that contributes to a stronger society".
Bill Gaudelli: Promoting earnest dialog, engaged listening and empathic opportunities, mainly in schools but also through community-based organizations, are needed to help people see that otherness is not a fundamental threat but a core advantage of being in the US, one that contributes to a stronger society.
They lost players with more than 800 caps between them after the World Cup, but retained a core of experience and their main threat comes from clubs in France who are looking to woo the likes of Ben Smith, Israel Dagg and Aaron Cruden with seven-figure offers.
The possibility that an election might be postponed stirred immediate concerns among lawmakers who said that the voting should go forward as planned and suggested that the government was wrong to consider a change in a core democratic institution in response to threats of terrorism.
