Condemnation risks the charge of hypocrisy: as the foreign secretary has recently demonstrated, middle-class cabinet ministers are just as likely to want to divorce as unemployed housewives.
We should not do a blanket condemnation of risk-sharing or guaranteeing outcomes but be more specific about areas where it would be possible". The advantage to consumers is that, should the concept become embraced in such fields, the clinics or doctors who are poor performers will not be able to survive and consumers could choose from the cream of the crop, Sher says.
Make a deal with the White House and risk condemnation, as President Gerald Ford did for pardoning Richard Nixon?
The government's willingness to risk condemnation by world soccer body FIFA for politically interfering in soccer affairs with its dismissal of the EFA's board and Mr. El-Ganzouri's advice underlines the political sensitivity of the decision facing the Egyptian association.
Maqdisi, who dispatched two of his own students to meet Binali in person, said that their initial exchanges were encouraging: he warned Binali that unless Isis was willing to negotiate an end to the conflict with al-Qaida, the group risked condemnation from the world's most eminent jihadi sheikhs.
Paul Collingwood's failure to withdraw England's appeal for the run-out of the New Zealand batsman Grant Elliott after a mid-pitch collision risked condemnation as the lowest moment for an England captain since Michael Atherton's ball-tampering furore 14 years ago.
They appear ready to risk public condemnation to do it.
Gaza, with a population of 1.2 million, is seen as a particularly hazardous military target, where an incursion could lead to a high civilian death toll, bringing international condemnation along with the risk of high losses among Israeli forces.
But without medical training, Dr. Davison said, psychologists put themselves at greater risk of condemnation for any mistakes that are made -- and mistakes, in any medical endeavor, are inevitable.
The resolution's Western and Arab sponsors said they had compromised enough, and pushed the measure to a vote, virtually daring Russia to exercise its veto and risk international condemnation for failing to stop the killings in Syria.
