Just last week China's national auditor, who reports to the cabinet, warned of the perils of local government borrowing.
"The federal government ignores state and local governments at serious peril," Mr. Corzine said.
Commercially speaking, you underestimate the appeal of local talent at your peril.
This very self-regulation, the prospect and peril of local popular rule outside the purview of higher authorities, is the core of the drama.
But the perils of going local are, well, getting it wrong.
Some Latin American countries have held successful trials for war crimes, Mr. Dicker said, but the perils of a local tribunal were evident in the trials of Saddam Hussein and his associates in Iraq.
April 7 marks the 20th anniversary of the film, a cult classic about boys playing baseball at their local sandlot and navigating the perils of growing up — wooing the local lifeguard, Wendy Peffercorn (Marley Shelton), surviving brushes with the oversized dog The Beast, and learning that chewing tobacco and carnival rides definitely do not mix.
I'm not convinced that exclusively evaluating universities' economic contribution at a regional level speaks to the audience that universities ignore at their peril: namely, their local community.
Local populations are still in peril such as off California, adjacent waters to British Islands, off Albany, Western Australia, around New Zealand (Kermadec Islands, Chatham Islands, off west coast such as off Hokitika, Fiordland coasts (where whales approach close to shores), Solander Island, and so on).
That's why, in this election year, we cannot afford to let candidates for federal, state and local office lose sight of the perils of climate change.
