Sentence examples for on other vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Daniel Gros of CEPS, a think-tank in Belgium, thinks that the impact on other vulnerable countries of a Greek exit could be contained as long as European leaders made clear that they would be protected.

There is also some doubt whether this latest package of 110 billion euros over three years will be enough to calm the markets, which may then turn on other vulnerable countries, like Portugal or Spain.

"There is poor consideration of the potential impact these unsafe activities may have on other vulnerable young people recently placed in the home".

MoE expresses need and wish to expand the activities on other vulnerable areas.

Effects on children and on other vulnerable populations are already and are projected to continue to be disproportionately heavy.

We seriously doubt whether testing pesticides on children, or on other vulnerable populations, could ever be justified on ethical grounds.

The organization spent "five figures," less than $50,000, on the campaign against Mr. Forbes and is expected to focus on a number of other vulnerable Democrats, said Karl Gallant, the group's chairman.

A lower rate, creditors have argued, would punish investors too much and could not be described as voluntary, thus setting off credit default swaps on Greek debt — an outcome that Europe fears would lead to another round of market assaults on the debt of other vulnerable countries like Portugal.

Rebekah Carrier, a solicitor at Hopkin Murray Beskine, which is acting for the children and their parents, said the changes would have a "catastrophic impact" on her clients and thousands of other vulnerable children and adults.

So did the centre-right: "Just think, at a time when a country like Spain negotiates, some"—a dig at Syriza—"argue that we have to clash with Europe," said Antonis Samaras, the leader of New Democracy.Meanwhile the markets swiftly moved on to other vulnerable euro-zone members.

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