Sentence examples for threatening the implementation of from inspiring English sources

A month before the 2010 elections, 45 members of the U.S. Congress warned Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that supporting flawed elections "will come back to haunt the international community" by generating unrest and threatening the implementation of earthquake reconstruction projects.

He adds: "Furthermore, there is a very significant risk that halting, or threatening to halt, the implementation of measures in the Reserves White Paper would hit morale among the existing reserve forces, confuse employers, and make future recruitment a much more difficult task".

Project leadership, in general, was especially relevant in that organizational and management failure threaten the successful implementation of disease managed care facilitated by bundled payment in the Netherlands [ 6].

The London Ambulance Service's performance on life threatening calls has fallen following the implementation of a new computer-aided dispatch system.

Moreover, the current WS-Security standard induces crucial additional vulnerabilities threatening the availability of certain web service implementations.

Users experienced disruption due to the implementation of telehealth as threatening.

Stanistreet added: "We all have a stake in ensuring our public service broadcaster remains fit for purpose, but the scale and the implementation of these cuts threaten to sacrifice the corporation's ability to deliver the top-notch output it is famed for".

While the amount of total fentanyl used for patient-controlled anesthesia as well as the rates of COPD and smoking were higher in the RM group, no change in the incidence of life-threatening respiratory events was observed following the implementation of the RM device postoperatively.

The final outcome of the workshops was a community action plan that managed to stop the implementation of development projects that threatened the native culture and its biocultural heritage.

Action: Halt the implementation of a new law that threatens to destroy Indonesia's coastline Description: A law put in place in 2007 provides Indonesian citizens with the right to manage coastal waters in Indonesia.

Hidenao Nakagawa, the powerful secretary-general of the LDP, even threatened to use the government's powers to delay the implementation of a rate rise if the BoJ was rash enough to recommend one.