West Nile virus (WNV) continues to circulate in the USA and forms a threat to the rest of the Western hemisphere.
"The emergence of a new disease form is a threat to our industry," it said.
They endorsed the declaration made by their senior ministers which said that "terrorism in all its forms is a threat to economic stability in APEC as well as a threat to regional peace and stability".
Again, the loose Anglo-American model, where "difference" – whether of sexuality, religion or disability – is tolerated or even prized, does not apply in France, where "difference" is seen as a form of sectarianism and a threat to the republic.
Perhaps the unembedded form would have been ideal for this study in light of timesaving, however, the use of the embedded form does not pose a threat to the validity of the results.
Situated within the health-centre, the referral form was seen as a threat to the boundaries of the formal health system and the claims to authority of these health workers.
The review is mainly focused on biofilm-growing microrganisms because this form of growth poses a threat to chronically infected or immunocompromised patients and is difficult to eradicate from medical devices.
Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of the Sutton trust - the charity which campaigns for equality of access to education, added: "While the cuts may not be as much as some feared, the Chancellor's real terms cut to further education and sixth-form studies still pose a threat to the Prime Minister's laudable social mobility goals.
The law recognizes that damage has occurred under suspicious circumstances and though it sometimes can offer no remedy to the aggrieved in the form of a criminal conviction, it does offer some solace to the aggrieved in the form of a punishment and a threat to future wrongdoers.
Some Sunni leaders have claimed that Shiites deviate from the true form of Islam and represent a "threat to national security," according to Mr. Kamil.
