The United States and its allies issued stern warnings to Peru today, saying that the re-election of President Alberto K. Fujimori without opposition risked serious harm to Peru's standing in the international community.
An earlier, separate lawsuit resulted in a searing 2012 report on Corizon's work with the Idaho Department of Corrections, which found that the company's delivery of medical and mental health care either resulted in or risked serious harm to prisoners.
In designing that mechanism (e.g., automatic across-the-board spending cuts), policymakers will face a decision that's received little attention of late: whether to continue a quarter-century tradition of protecting low-income programs or to break faith with that tradition and risk serious harm to the poorest and most vulnerable Americans.
One does not need to get behind the wheel of a car after drinking or jump off a balcony into a swimming pool on a dare to risk serious harm.
However, collectively the parents whose choices did in fact make it occur would have contributed to a risk of a very serious harm, and it is difficult to see why collective actions should be immune to the kind of state intervention that might be justified in relation to individual actions which risk serious harm.
It is possible to leave without risking serious economic harm, and staying in the single market as a step towards a long-term settlement would give the UK that safe route out".
Notwithstanding Mr. Trump's supportive statements, the boycott risks serious harm to U.S. interests.
Sarah Lambert, NAS's head of policy, says: "Not only is there no verified scientific evidence for these so-called cures, but any autistic adult or child using them risks serious harm".
"Yet as Prince [Muhammed bin] Salman formally takes position to succeed his 81-year-old father, King Salman, there is growing reason for doubt about his capabilities... the [Qatar] boycott risks serious harm to U.S. interests.
They already play a sport that risks serious bodily harm for audience entertainment.
