When having a baby girl means inviting physical danger or financial ruin, it's hard to simply condemn women for opting to terminate.
This hijacking tends to exaggerate the dangers, inviting Draconian solutions.For example, acid rain was said to be killing developed countries' forests; but according to the World Resources Institute in Washington, DC, Europe's forest cover actually grew by 0.3% a year in 1990-95, aNorth Americaica's by 0.2% a year.
"The Sounds of Early Morning" sets up an inviting idea about the danger of sound, but keeps it descriptive without pushing it to another place.
That, in turn, poses the broader danger of inviting powerful neighbors like Iran, Russia, China and Pakistan to defend their interests by moving into the vacuum, these people say.
Other women's organizations have been at the forefront of pointing out the danger of inviting censorship measures that could very easily be extended to other content areas, and limit freedom of expression far beyond the realms of pornography and trafficking.
It all marks a change from 2008 in Bucharest, Romania, when Mr. Putin crashed the summit dinner and lectured President George W. Bush about encirclement and the dangers of inviting Ukraine and Georgia into NATO.
The Washington Post, meanwhile, portrayed Ben Bernanke, Hank Paulson, and Geithner as forming "a close, informal partnership" that collectively decided to let Lehman fail: The group agreed a government rescue of Lehman posed long-term dangers, possibly inviting other firms to take unnecessary risks in the belief they too would be bailed out if they stumbled.
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"The prime minister is ignoring the World Heritage Committee's warnings about the mass industrialisation of the reef, and is inviting a world heritage 'in danger' listing.
