At the launch event, he said: "[Band Aid 30] is focused on a small part of Africa that potentially holds a vast danger to the world".
The exemption list given in the Major Accident Ordinance does not need to be adapted continuously, and there is no danger that new, potentially toxic ENM are regulated by a too generic regulation not strict enough.
In Pyongyang's own words, "reform" and "opening" are "honey-coated poison" for the North Korean system, potentially lethal dangers that could undo the entire DPRK edifice.
Asking these types of questions, as tempting as they are to ask, bring about certain dangers that can result in skewed results, missing information, and, potentially, failed products.
The danger of that is that companies will potentially be overcomplying or responding far too quickly to government demands when they are able to push back on those requests," he said.
This identification of "risk" refers to the dangers to health that are potentially associated with drinking at these levels.
Mr. Khodorkovsky is Russia's richest man, and Mr. Putin has come to see him and other oligarchs as something of a danger, a potentially independent power that needs reining in.
(having mopped up a third of the national debt with newly created money) Bean flags up the danger that unwinding QE could potentially mean that commercial banks could become stuffed with gilts, and then forced to ditch them on the market.
They acknowledge, however, that potentially greater dangers loom from the presence in the waste piles of other toxic materials, like arsenic.
Asked if government plans create a danger of that, Cole said: "Potentially there is a risk".
