Many demonstrators were convinced that Russia's government was at direct risk of being overthrown.
The MPs highlighted the direct risk posed from Britons returning to the UK from Iraq and Syria.
He believes that the closures at Tata, SSI and Caparo leave 52,000 local manufacturing workers at direct risk of losing their jobs within the next five years.
How many of them do you think pose a direct risk to children? "Will they be barred from working with children?
"Being overweight puts you at direct risk for Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, stroke and heart disease, all leading causes of death in the United States".
Of course Australia is at no direct risk compared to Japan, so Tokyo takes on no liability in exchange for its marginal benefit.
A group of former military leaders this week sent Trump's transition team a briefing book arguing that climate change presents a "significant and direct risk to US military readiness, operations and strategy".
After four months, the council determined she had been away from the perpetrator long enough that she was no longer at direct risk of domestic violence, and so not a priority for housing.
Fleming believes the direct risk from co-sleeping is very small, but the Lullaby Trust takes the view that, like advertising, public health cannot do complexity, and so continues to warn against co-sleeping.
They hadn't stood up to Trump on his executive order barring entry to people from seven countries and to all refugees, despite the direct risk it posed to many residents of red states, not to mention to the Constitution.
Or will we provide diplomatic and logistical support to allies closer to the fray, facilitating a just conclusion without a direct risk to American soldiers?
