Throughout our history, opponents of equal treatment have insisted that it would wreak havoc on society, indeed that it would cause such grave disruptions that equality was an unacceptable threat to civilization.
Fears of a much graver disruption of supplies, due to brewing political tensions in the Middle East, have also helped to push up the price.In this section Loss leaders Kings of the wild frontier Another notch down Rate expectations Super-spiked Kahn do Money v mosquito ReprintsIn theory, new supplies should soon be coming onstream.
Any serious disruption in maritime trade would have grave consequences for many countries, whether exporters, like China, or importers, seeing how vulnerable energy supplies and just-in-time trade and industry are to any blocking of transit traffic [49].
He called Iran "a very grave threat to all of us" and said any Iranian disruption of the free flow of commerce through the Persian Gulf is a "red line" for the US.
PM Manmohan Singh said the "disruption" of parliament by the opposition was a "grave violation of norms of parliamentary office".
Disruption of water and sanitation Public health is also a grave concern.
The Internet can disrupt daily life and the social order in good ways and bad, but when disruption obscures the democratic social contract, it is a matter of grave concern.
They continue to face grave concerns, including the health effects of radiation exposure, displacement, the dissolution of families, disruption of their lives and lifestyles and the contamination of vast areas of the environment..
The report suggested that it might be reached by "the disruption of the main government organs of the Soviet State [in Moscow] or by causing grave damage to a number of major cities involving destruction of buildings, heavy loss of life, general disruption and serious consequences for industrial and other assets".
The confluence of turmoil in Venezuela and Iraq poses a grave threat to the oil markets, analysts said, because OPEC has the spare capacity to make up for supply disruptions from one place, but not both.
