Sentence examples for risk hijacking from inspiring English sources

Program implementers should be mindful of the unintended consequences of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) protocols that risk hijacking CHW supervision for report verification, rather than mentoring, problem solving, and skill development.

We have the risk of hijacking or bombing, the now prominent risk of missile attack and the always-present risk of simple mishap.

The exposure to personal information and phone numbers notwithstanding, the ability to access two-factor codes in near-real-time could have put countless number of accounts at risk of hijack.

If they don't, the Remain campaign risks being hijacked by doom-laden letters signed with encouragement from the government press office.

On Iraq, Mr. Kerry accused the administration of considering a "cut and run strategy" in which it would speed up the timetable for withdrawing troops as a ploy to win votes in November 2004, but at the risk of "the hijacking of Iraq by terrorist groups and former Baathists".

Adobe has urged users of its Flash Player plug-in to install an update to protect themselves against the risk of hackers hijacking their PCs.

Although such direct engagement of UNICEF may contradict the conventional tactics of gradual donor withdrawal and handing over to the government, in the particular situation of politically divided Albania such solution could be a pragmatic response to the risk of either hijacking of the initiative by one political "color" or its indefinite stalling amidst unresolved political disputes.

Nearly a year after the start of America's war on terrorism, that war faces the real risk of being hijacked by foreign governments with repressive agendas.

John Sauven, Greenpeace executive director, claimed that their investigation revealed "how Britain's energy future is at risk of being hijacked by a militant faction of climate-sceptic and anti-wind MPs on the radical right of the parliamentary Conservative party".

Otherwise, this important debate will always run the risk of being hijacked by politicians hoping to score cheap political points, which does absolutely nothing to help those in need.

Behind all the regulations and statistics is an unpalatable truth: how well your crew cope in a medical emergency is likely to be much more important for your safety than any risk of terrorist hijack.