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Sadly, some States appear to have forgotten those obligations and are thereby putting the whole nuclear non proliferation regime at risk.

We have seen human to human transmission in at least three clusters fortunately involving very intimate contact, still not putting the world at large at any kind of risk.

So this is a captain putting the life of every single person on the ship at risk so that he can hear a song.

Security in these camps deteriorated on several occasions, putting the lives of both refugees and humanitarian staff at risk and disrupting staff access and programme delivery.

As shown by the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment report, the increasing pressure on the ecosystems on which we all depend is putting achievement of the MDGs at risk.

Even registration exercises have given rise in recent months to conflictual situations, putting staff and other humanitarian workers' safety at risk and necessitating the evacuation of staff.

Similarly, in situations and areas where there are large numbers of military or peacekeeping personnel, women may be targeted for sexual exploitation or rape, putting them at risk of HIV.

At the session, I asked Caplin about his effort, starting with his co authored 1997 book Housing Partnerships, which proposed allowing homebuyers to buy only a fraction of a house, thereby reducing their risk exposure without putting taxpayers at risk. If implemented, his innovative idea would reduce homeowners leverage.

In this fiery and funny talk, New York Times food writer Mark Bittman weighs in on what's wrong with the way we eat now , and why it's putting the entire planet at risk.

Second, China and Russia have financial systems that lack transparency, while Brazil and India are financially underdeveloped, putting further integration in the world economy at risk and increasing prospects for a financial crisis.

The level of the voluntary contributions to the General Fund, however, remains very low, putting at risk some of the most traditional training programmes of UNITAR, addressed to diplomats accredited to various United Nations offices.

Mr. Meyer Bisch pointed out that the recent adoption of the UNESCO Convention was proof that protection of cultural diversity and individual cultural rights were not putting at risk the universality and indivisibility of human rights.

She would certainly stoke many enemies who will look to their own brands of fundamentalism to strike back at the US. Extremists on both sides end up putting at risk the vast majority of humans who are neither extremists nor anti science fundamentalists.

Available information shows that the African continent has a serious crime problem, including both violent crime and property crime, putting at great risk the security of persons, the quality of life and the enforcement of the law.

Africa at Risk

Systems at Risk

Youth at risk

So, in some sense, what this is suggesting is that it's not just that people are setting up their car seats wrong, which is putting children at risk. It's just that, fundamentally, the car seats aren't doing much.

It reflects their intention to take a holistic approach in identifying and putting into action complex multidisciplinary disaster risk reduction measures over the next 10 years.

I met Andrew at one of our community meetings putting together Maker Faire.

Noting also that, despite the growing need for training and capacity development, voluntary contributions remain at a low level, putting at risk the Institute's core training courses that it delivers to diplomats and delegates accredited to United Nations Headquarters in New York and to the United Nations Offices at Geneva, Nairobi and Vienna,

Our artists are at risk.

Children are most at risk.

My hand is at life, here, so at risk.

The challenge of putting youth at the centre of development strategies can be compared to the challenge, two decades ago, of putting women and gender issues on the development agenda.

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

Governments that pay ransoms are saving the lives of some of their citizens, but putting the remainder of their citizens and others at greater risk. The refusal to pay ransoms to terrorists can seem callous, but in truth it is the only ethical policy.

These individuals are at specific risk, particularly if there's blood contact, they're at risk for transmission and possibly infection with novel viruses.

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