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Nuclear power is cited among the low-carbon energy sources needed, but the draft report warns it "has been declining since 1993" and faces concerns about "safety, nuclear weapon proliferation risks, waste management security as well as financial and regulatory risks".
Yet ploughing back into such territory risks wasting the momentum of the Bali deal.
Yet plowing back into such territory risks wasting the momentum of the Bali deal.
This oversight risks wasting a unique opportunity for clarity on the UK response to modern slavery, which has been vague and disjointed up to now.
If the effort proves futile, it risks wasting billions while upsetting a balance of terror that has kept an uneasy peace among nuclear antagonists for more than half a century.
Labour's plan targets poorer mothers, squeezed out of children's centres by middle-class parents: the Tories' middle England-friendly plan targets all new mothers, but risks wasting time on those who are already coping well.
One of Mr Tusk's aims seems to be to win the presidency later, rather than take any bold action in government now.That may be politically astute, but it risks wasting valuable time.
Shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan said:"We knew David Cameron's government was incompetent but this latest damning judgement takes the biscuit".For Chris Grayling to press ahead with legal aid changes in light of this mauling in the high court would be arrogant even by his standards and risks wasting even more taxpayers' money.
More important, the economy is strong and Lula remains likely to win re-election in 2006, which makes him more attractive as a friend than as an enemy.The government risks wasting these assets mainly because the PT itself is in disarray.
Losing Jordan risks wasting billions of dollars of stabilization investments, and could eventually endanger the lives of American civilian and military personnel.
By failing to acknowledge the potentially systemic character of this sovereign debt crisis, the EU risks wasting precious time that could prevent an even deeper crisis of confidence in its other members.
