Not for the first time in Britain's post-war history, the electoral timetable threatens to undermine economic stability.
Nevertheless, we believe that the current course and its timetable threaten to lead the country into a longer period of instability, will delay the army's return to the barracks, and will have negative consequences for the Egyptian economy.
But officials cautioned that the repair timetable was threatened by the across-the-board cuts in federal spending that took effect this month after President Obama and Republican lawmakers failed to reach a budget agreement.
But with the writers' strike now looking as if it may extend into the new year, threatening the normal timetable for developing prime-time series, every major network is pondering the elimination of the big, garish upfront shows — which cost $3 million to $5 million a year.
Some foreign suppliers of components for the 787, the next-generation jet which Boeing is counting on for much of its growth, have not been able to meet deadlines, threatening the company's timetable for delivering the finished article.
The nuclear industry has focused on reducing both the time it takes to build plants and the risks that threaten timetables in order to make plants more economical and easily financed.
What makes the No. 7 extension especially threatening to some is its drastically reduced timetable.
A bitter row about the timetable for forging a global agreement on climate change is threatening to derail the already fragile United Nations climate change talks, now entering their final stage in Warsaw.
A fierce dispute between President Eduardo Duhalde and Carlos Menem, the former president, has plunged the governing Peronist party into a crisis that may threaten the timetable of elections scheduled for early next year.
He called another summit for the end of August to try to resolve the deadlock, which threatens the timetable for getting a new EU regime in place by the autumn.
