means higher prices, the policy risks obstructing growth.
Its Game Rating Board (GRB), with the legal power to ban any game, now risks obstructing the development of an entire industry, one of the country's most vibrant.Graphic games such as Grand Theft Auto III are already off-limits to Korean gamers.
He says that to be remanded to jail, a defendant must pose a flight risk or be at risk of obstructing justice.
Those with severe encephalopathy (stages 3 and 4) are at risk of obstructing their airway due to decreased protective reflexes such as the gag reflex.
If babies become too large, the risk of obstructed labor is increased.
We suggest that this may reflect the need to tailor fetal head and trunk size to maternal pelvic dimensions in order to reduce the risk of obstructed labor.
However, whereas the inverse relationship between maternal height and the cesarean rate has been consistently demonstrated, the application of height to predict risk of obstructed labor or cesarean section remains controversial.
In general, although there were several laboring women who came in the second stage from urban areas, a 2-fold increased risk of obstructed labor among women from rural area may be taken as a strong predictor for obstructed labor, which was also reported by other investigators [ 4, 20, 21].
At least, says Gaudencio Torquato, a political scientist at Sao Paulo University, he starts with the moral authority that his 53m votes bring: in his first few months, few politicians, from the PT radicals on his left to conservative parties on his right, will risk public censure by obstructing him.
If Heresiarch were to resist being searched because one of these conditions was not met, he probably risks being prosecuted for obstructing a CSO in the execution of his/her duty, an offence for which, if found guilty, he could be sent to prison for up to a month or fined up to £1,000.
