Sentence examples for if it would pose from inspiring English sources

A policy statement by the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs says that "physicians should forgive or waive the co-payment" if it would pose "a barrier to needed care because of financial hardship".

In advice endorsed by experts in Britain, it urged patients with heart failure to not start taking any new medication until a doctor has checked if it would pose any risk to the existing drugs and to reveal all drugs they are taking in that consultation.

If Spain withdraws its troops, it would pose problems not only for the Bush administration but also for Poland.

They employ only a fraction of the staff; putting them right requires far less money; and if some failed it would pose no systemic risk.

If it were true, it would pose a big challenge to the piles of research pointing to a millennium-scale impact from the buildup of the gas.

In practice, though, any American assault that further endangered the holy sites, even if Dr. Allawi approved it, would pose big political risks.

Even if it did, officials said, it would pose no threat to health.

If the chlorine caught fire, it would pose far more serious health hazards.

Both countries say that if Iran achieved that goal it would pose enormous dangers to them, their allies and Iran's neighbors and would set off a lethal nuclear arms race in a highly unstable region.

For two decades, AIPAC has been warning that if Iran acquired nuclear arms it would pose an existential threat to Israel, which has had a nuclear capacity since the late sixties.

If the resistant parasite reached India it would pose a serious threat to the chances of global control and eradication of the killer mosquito-borne disease, said Charles Woodrow of the Mahidol-Oxford tropical medicine research unit.