Sentence examples for process at risk from inspiring English sources

Last week two soldiers were abducted in eastern Arauca province and Santos had warned the Farc that such actions put the peace process at risk.

PAGE A4 Discord in Afghan Council The grand council drawing up an Afghan constitution adjourned in disarray, revealing a bitter political struggle and leaving the process at risk of breaking down.

If he had gone ahead with a unilateral declaration of statehood, diplomats said, he would have risked retaliatory action by Israel that could have put the entire peace process at risk.

The Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers, has been called upon to quit her cabinet post if she backs the campaign to leave the EU, amid warnings that a UK exit would put the peace process at risk.

Turkish aircraft are reported to have bombed Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) positions in southeast Turkey, in a move which many fear will put an ongoing peace process at risk.

Renewed attacks against civilians puts the transitional process at risk, and are a disaster for Congolese children".

Blocking agreement on an obvious solution in Addis simply delays the inevitable while putting other critical processes at risk.

Critical failure factors, or risk factors, can put the improvement of the IT service processes at risk, resulting in implementation failure (Ghayekhloo et al.2009; Wan et al.2008).2008

Identifying resources and processes at risk, defining thresholds and reference conditions, and establishing monitoring and assessment programs are among the types of scientific practices needed to support a broadened portfolio of management activities.

Recurring review of what is measured and why, aided with insight from experts or the scientific literature, can help ensure that climate change effects on resources designated as high priority (see section "Prioritizing Resources and Processes at Risk", above) do not go undetected.

These include prioritizing the resources and processes at risk from climate change, identifying climate change-related thresholds between desirable and undesirable conditions, establishing reference conditions for protection or restoration, developing monitoring and assessment programs, and developing models of how systems could change.