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The most severe threat posed by diarrhoea is dehydration.

But the more immediate risks may be posed by fiscal policy.

To prevent the risk of injury posed by falling and collapsing at the job site;

The bigger problem for buy-out firms is posed by long-standing restrictions on bank takeovers by non-financial firms.

They feel that deterministic seismic hazard analysis offers a more realistic analysis of the potential threats posed by quakes.

Mourinho has also spoken about the challenge posed by Portsmouth who arrive at the Bridge, like Chelsea, an unbeaten side.

The FTAC was set up by the police and NHS in 2006, to assess the risk posed by stalkers who harass the royal family and politicians.

The latest contribution to the growing debate over the challenges posed by increasingly powerful and independent robots is the book Moral Machines: Teaching robots Right from Wrong.

The photos on display today speak for themselves the real threat posed by the JACWs to the lives of the Chinese people and the environment.

When he was about 11, he says, a police officer made several visits to his school to give warning of the dangers posed by illicit substances.

This was intended to protect the clearing house by reducing the risks posed by Banks trading Italian government bonds, given the wild swings in their prices over the past few months.

While public attention has focused on wind turbines as a menace to birds, a new study shows that a far greater threat may be posed by a more familiar antagonist: the pet house cat.

RIM is understandably keen to defend its turf against the threat posed by iPhones and iPads, which being stylish and easy to use are starting to make inroads into businesses.

However, he was opposed by aristocrats headed by Zi Lan, and later deposed and exiled by King Huai.

This was first posed by German scholars.

The Pentagon is already beginning to focus more acutely on the threat posed by climate change.

Security experts are also urging the government to pay closer attention to the threat posed by home-grown militant groups.

Exhausted by the insurgency in Iraq, America now struggles to deal with the more acute threat of weapons of mass destruction posed by Iran's nuclear programme.

Participants spoke of enormous social challenges posed by an increase in conservative attitudes that question the role of women and their ability to control their own reproductive health.

The spatial extent of the assigned land refers to the closed space formed by the above-said boundary points posed by the vertical plane and the upper and lower elevation level.

The other insisted it would only encourage nationalists and xenophobes at a time when the country was engulfed in its own debate about refugees and the threat posed by foreigners.

His motion was opposed by most members.

The questions in this fictitious interview were posed by Christoph Marty.

As a trained statistician with degrees from MIT and Stanford University, Srivastava was intrigued by the technical problem posed by the lottery ticket.

Xu Zhen creates scenarios as in his video Scream 1999 in which, uttering a strange cry in various public spaces, he captures the unexpected reactions of passers by posed by such acts.

Life eis like music. It must be posed by ear, feeling and instinct, not by rule.

Law enforcement authorities and regulators acknowledge the increased risk posed by the capital influx, but they say a lack of good intelligence from source countries often precludes action.

Foreign correspondents never could interview Chiang successfully because official interpreters were too scared to ask questions posed by reporters.

He and others of his generation should wake up to the very real challenge posed by China- that“800- pound trading gorilla” which is, to say the least,“ very hungry”.