"We have to be very careful not to derail the process.
But business groups urged the Bank to be careful not to derail the recovery and there were warnings that households could get into financial difficulty.
Producers need high prices to finance their budgets, while consumers want prices that are low enough not to derail economic growth.
Eager not to derail an easing of tension with Washington, the Soviets limited themselves to providing 10 charter flights to transport Cubans to Angola in January 1976.
At the same time, some business leaders and Republican lawmakers pressed the Chamber to be more flexible on the guest worker issue so as not to derail the overall immigration overhaul.
I answered the phone and gave truthfully vague answers concerning my dad's whereabouts, not to derail the creditors but because I really didn't know where he was or when he was coming home.
Those opposing the ban of menthol include Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest cigarette company; other Black Caucus members; and major public health groups, which said a compromise was needed so as not to derail the legislation.
The answer is not to derail the US trade agreement but look to the almost-concluded agreements with Singapore and Canada and urge the UK government and MEPs to pressure the commission to change tactics.
Frank Gaffney, head of the advisory board for the Coalition to Protection Americans Now, said the group was formed four months ago to invigorate discussion on security issues, not to derail a candidate.
Ali al-Naimi, the oil minister of Saudi Arabia, the largest oil producer in the world, said Wednesday in an opinion piece in The Financial Times that the kingdom would also do its utmost to hold prices down so as not to derail the global economic recovery.
Birmingham to beat Barnsley at 11-8: unbeaten in nine, Blues are the form team in the Championship, and even a heavy schedule ought not to derail them from victory against a Tykes side potentially unsettled by ongoing links for Keith Hill with the Leeds job.
