And a lot is at stake.

Our security is at stake. Our future is at stake.

Indeed, a great deal is at stake here.

We all have a stake in space security today.

Humanity s Stake in Gaza

Some issues at stake

I have a stake in these, so I'll have a disclaimer there.

Indeed, to do so would be in China s own interest as a key stake holder in Europe s economic stability. The EU is China s largest trading partner, accounting for 383 billion in merchandise exports in 2010.

Too many lives are at stake.

I'll stake my reputation on it.

We all have a stake in the realization of these nuclear disarmament objectives.

It may seem strange to make middle income countries pay for their own bailout insurance, but it isn t. They have much more at stake in IMF policies than do rich countries.

That is a promise that Western countries will be unable to provide. For them, what is at stake is the principle that sovereign countries have the right to chart their own course, rather than be entangled in a larger power s sphere of influence.

Further down the chain of supervision, research institutions are designated to manage their own conflicts of interests as well as those of their investigators. Yet many institutions and investigators have a financial stake in the clinical trials they conduct.

The Global Stake in China s Anti Corruption Reform

I felt that my honor was at stake.

All parties have an important stake in it.

I would like to close here by putting a stake in the sand at TED.

We do need to know who has a stake in trying to shape the outcome of a decision.

There was lots of money and reputations at stake.

When oil was at stake, somehow, suddenly, things mattered.

The credibility of the United Nations is at stake.

The couples holiday together and Jones has a 40 per cent stake in Baldwin's TV production firm.

All of what we've done is at stake in November.

But why? What's at stake here? What does it matter?

So, with the security of Europe as a whole at stake, why is France the only country involved?

Herein lies a challenge to civilization itself, inasmuch as nothing less than justice and peace are at stake.

The principle is simple when your own money is at stake, you tend to be careful. But when you can play with others money and expect a very high reward for success and no punishment for failure, the incentives for irresponsible risk taking become enormous.

At stake is the success or failure of the September summit.

Whether we're Christians, Muslims or Jews, religious or non religious, we feel we have a personal stake in it.

When the lives of innocent civilians are at stake, such a responsibility must not be compromised by political considerations.

300 years ago he'd have been burnt at the stake for that.

That's the Russians planting a flag on the ocean bottom to stake a claim for minerals under the receding Arctic sea ice.

The Treaty had played a vital role in preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons, but its future was at stake.

Canada, which has coastline on three oceans the longest coastline in the world has a significant stake in ensuring success.

at stake. We know our clear way forward, but we need your help.

The issues at stake are important and need to be addressed with clarity.

Some, like Singapore s Government Investment Corporation, prefer passive and diversified investments with no controlling stake in companies. And China, when it took a 10 stake in the US private equity group Blackstone, eschewed any voting rights in the company s management, perhaps as a way of keeping US financial regulators happy.

First, we must assist youth to develop a stake in society by creating opportunities for them to positively influence their environment.

That is a tremendous challenge, but we all realize what is at stake, and we are determined to meet the challenge.

As Walt Whitman once said, he said, Oh, I would stake all for you.

What is at stake is the credibility of the Organization and its reform process.

The peace and security of the whole of North West Africa were at stake.

Eventually, many Shan Zhai companies will evolve into legitimate businesses with their own IP. Given that Asian countries naturally will uphold and defend IP rights more vigorously when they have more at stake, the West should look for ways to hasten this transition.

When confronted by such a diplomatic snarl, there are, in reality, only two options either allow the disputes to boil in their own cauldrons, or lower the temperature on all of the region s antagonisms before a cataclysmic explosion occurs. Clearly, today s frozen regional diplomacy must end far too much of global importance is at stake.