As a lock pick for the infiltration of the private sphere, a method of control in the public sphere or a weapon, artificial intelligence poses a substantial threat.
Democrats pounced on the document to attack George Bush's claim that Iran poses a substantial threat (with some calling for a "surge in diplomacy" with Tehran).
Methyl mercury, the toxic form, even poses a substantial problem for the Arctic, she said, because it can accumulate in polar bears and seals.
The Law Council of Australia also recommends a criminal conviction should be required "by an independent, impartial and competent court or tribunal" and after that a decision by the minister that the "person poses a substantial risk to Australia's security".
Testing of Zonolite brand insulation, along with Grace internal documents, show that "even minimal handling by workers or residents poses a substantial health risk," the health service said in a recent memorandum.
A state law that restricts private health insurance coverage for abortions will go to trial to resolve whether it poses a substantial obstacle to women seeking to end pregnancies, a federal judge ruled Monday.
"This poses a substantial obstacle for business in China, especially when considered alongside the concerns over I.P.R. enforcement and de facto technology transfer requirements," the chamber said, referring to weak enforcement of intellectual property rights.
Under Britain's 1981 Contempt of Court Act, publishing material is an offence and potentially liable to a gag only if it poses "a substantial risk that the course of justice will be seriously impeded or prejudiced".
Dementia poses a substantial economic burden on society.
Lithium intoxication poses a substantial risk of permanent sequelae (Nguyen 2008).
Cellular heterogeneity poses a substantial challenge to understanding tissue-level phenotypes and confounds conventional bulk analyses.
