We'd be hazarding our precious low interest rates on a change of course that would put those rates up in the full knowledge that any extra billion pounds of public spending would be wiped out by billions of pounds more in higher interest costs for families, businesses, and taxpayers.
The police and subway employees have the right to bar your bicycle if circumstances dictate that allowing it onboard would be a hazard, obstruct passengers or interfere with train operations.
The agency said Monday that by requiring Cape Wind to modify the system or install a new one, at a cost of $15 million, there would be "no hazard to air navigation".
They might think that cosmetic products must be labelled in general and there would be no hazard other than the flammability of hair spray.
[Laughs.] But yeah, I guess that would be a hazard if you really think things through.
Though you would think Shorten would be able to hazard a pretty decent guess on what Abbott would be donning.
In the case of a car or truck bomb, shards of glass would be a devastating hazard, said Jack J. Murphy, the director of the Fire Safety Directors Association.
Such a failure to legislate would be a moral hazard of such a scale as to confirm, even to many unionists, that the UK government has indeed become corrupted, and that the referendum was won on a lie.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has been trying to crack down on lead jewelry since February 2005, when it announced that any children's jewelry that had more than.06percentt lead by weight — and that was accessible to a child who might suck on the item or simply touch it — would be considered a hazard, and subject to recall.
Where business meets justice Keeping all channels open No end in sight And so to work A legendary distraction One agent's night ReprintsThe matter is hardly clear-cut; not even Convent residents agree on whether the plant would be an environmental hazard or a job-creating saviour.
