Sentence examples for which is at stake from inspiring English sources

It is, after all, a doctor's career and reputation which is at stake.

It is not only Cyprus which is at stake but peace in the Eastern Mediterranean.

There is a similar doublethink in our own time, but it is now freedom, not God, which is at stake.

Malloch Brown has now called the US bluff: either pay up or shut up - since it is the UN's very existence which is at stake.

"To me, it's the credibility of the tribunal which is at stake, its integrity and therefore its credibility," said Christophe Peschoux, who runs the Cambodia office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Although his sharp sense of humour has often been insufficiently acknowledged, this owes a lot to the uncompromising texture of the poetry, the sense in which in each poem, it is more than England, more than the West, which is at stake: it is existence itself.

We will be pursuing an appeal to the supreme court in order to protect the important principles which are at stake in this case".

He added: "I will now weigh carefully the options available to me as the matters which are at stake are constitutionally very significant and pose a significant threat to the rights of constituents and public representatives in performing their duty.

The Obamacare rule in question during arguments on Tuesday requires employer plans to provide 20 contraceptives, four of which are at stake: Plan B, Ella and two types of intrauterine devices (IUDs) without a co-pay.

It is an altogether crisper, livelier performance than Jan Crawford Greenburg's book on the court ("Supreme Conflict"), which appeared this year, and it gives the reader a far more tangible sense of the court's day-to-day workings as well as a sharper understanding of issues, like executive power, which are at stake in pending cases.

(Section four of that article says that in granting injunctions courts 'must' have 'particular regard to … freedom of expression'.) "It is often not just the rights of celebrities which are at stake but also those of innocent third parties, including children," Irvine added.