Sentence examples for urgent risk from inspiring English sources

Law and history make clear that Trump's most urgent risk is not getting ousted; it is getting hobbled by unpopularity and distrust.

Some concede that humans probably contribute to global warming but they argue that the shift in temperatures poses no urgent risk.

He was charming and emotive, his hands fluttering as he read aloud from a printed translation of a letter sent earlier that morning by Barack Obama: As this new agreement states, U.S. forces shall not enter Afghan homes for the purposes of military operations, except under extraordinary circumstances involving urgent risk to life and limb of U.S. nationals.

"Today, President Obama has taken more aggressive action than any U.S. President to address the urgent risk posed by climate change and end the paralysis on global action," former Democratic Senator Tim Wirth, now the vice-chair of the U.N. Foundation, said.

The deal would also permit U.S. special operations forces to enter Afghan homes on counter-terrorism missions only "under extraordinary circumstances involving urgent risk of life and limb of U.S. nationals," according to Obama's letter.

Obama pledged that "U.S. forces shall not enter Afghan homes for the purposes of military operations, except under extraordinary circumstances involving urgent risk of life and limb to U.S. nationals".

Obama sent a letter to Karzai last weekassuring him that, under the agreement, the US would continue to respect "Afghan sovereignty" and the US military would not conduct raids on homes except under extraordinary circumstances involving urgent risks to US nationals.

For this purpose the EU project "Climate for Culture" [1, 2] has implemented new high resolution climate change evolution scenarios with whole building simulation tools in order to identify the most urgent risks in Europe arising from climate change until the year 2100.

Universities that fail to carry out urgent reforms risk becoming focal points.

The researchers, led by Mickaël Henry, at INRA in France, said: "It is urgent that risk assessors take into account the scientific evidence for behavioural disorders triggered by trace levels of neonicotinoids".

Worldwide, tobacco smoking is seen as the most urgent health risk behaviour requiring prevention today [ 1].