Victims will get rabies (referring to the following aftermath) when bitten by crazy one.

There would never be a fresh start with all of the unpleasant consequences that this implies.

Those at the bottom are only a short step away from bankruptcy with all that that entails.

Thus, along with tremendous opportunities implied by globalization, political risks must also be addressed.

Environmental damage has been staggering, the gap between rich and poor has been growing, and urbanization with all its attendant problems has surged.

HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Civil aeronautics is in the midst of becoming a mature industry, with all the drawbacks that this entails.

These people will not receive notification by mail and, without knowing it, will fall into the same category as tax evaders, with all the ensuing consequences.

Accordingly, risk is unavoidable monetary policy that is too loose risks inflation if it is too tight, it can cause unnecessary unemployment, with all the suffering that follows.

Those areas that I patrolled as a sailor and later defended as a Minister, I am willing today to protect, as President, to the very last consequences.

37. The Human Rights Division encourages all sectors taking part in the Forum to find mutually satisfactory solutions in line with the obligations deriving from the peace agreements.

The problems created by this approach will be compounded by the unavoidable conflicts of interest with monetary policy implied by the ECB s assumption of its new financial stability and banking supervision roles.

Instead of crying, instead of ceasing our play, instead of waking my parents, with all the negative consequences that would have ensued for me, instead a smile spread across her face and she scrambled right back up onto the bunk bed with all the grace of a baby unicorn ...

These questions, with all the knock on effects in East and West Asia, must be tackled in the run up to discussions about the renewal of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty in 2010.

But such revisions of Basel II are not enough, because bank portfolios especially those of international banks with large trading books are vulnerable to the risks stemming from long swing fluctuations in asset markets.

Professor Maury Obstfeld of the University of California at Berkeley and I have been warning for some time that without pro active policy adjustments, the dollar is vulnerable to a sharp collapse, with many attendant risks.

Investors are concerned about Chinese equities erratic performance, regulatory risks, and policy surprises, as well as the uncertainties stemming from greater volatility in asset prices, including property prices, interest rates, and the exchange rate.

In fact, data on emigration and inequality suggest that developing countries with lower levels of inequality are threatened by human capital flight, as thousands of their most talented people remain abroad after studying at elite universities a bane across Africa. So poor countries must either suffer the loss of people essential to their institutional development or tolerate higher levels of inequality, with the political and economic consequences that follow.

So poor countries must either suffer the loss of people essential to their institutional development or tolerate higher levels of inequality, with the political and economic consequences that follow.