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Trade experts warn that these cross-cutting plurilateral deals tend to exclude the poorest countries, which have little leverage in negotiations, and risk creating a "spaghetti bowl" of complex rules and relationships.

The results will force the premier into a balancing act, however, because he will not want to be seen by the international community as being in lockstep with Greece and risk creating a nervous market reaction.

Co-payments undermine the principle of fair and equal treatment for all and risk creating a two-tier health service one for those with the ability to pay and another for those that do not.

Should we blow it up and risk creating a single problem into multiple, unpredictable, smaller-sized impact bodies?

But holding the contrary position would make the judiciary an inferior branch and risk creating an uncertain and dangerous state of affairs.

Next's chief executive, Lord Wolfson, has said George Osborne's new national living wage will cost the company £27m a year by the end of the decade and risks creating a potentially harmful inflationary loop.

Regulate it too much and you risk restricting the right to political expression; deregulate it entirely and you risk creating a plutocracy.

"Get this wrong and we risk creating a justice system in which people are left without quality legal representation, and the very real chance of miscarriages of justice.

And the withdrawal of some humanitarian agencies from cholera treatment centres and camps risks creating a shortage in the provision of services.

"It goes against international norms and also risks creating a race to the bottom globally as repressive regimes seek to copy Britain's example".

In the longer term, the link between the Tef and tuition fees risks creating a high-stakes assessment regime which will increase the likelihood of institutional game-playingat the expense of students themselves.