Приклади вживання There is a real risk Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There is a real risk.
As it turned out, due to the Mandarin, especially overseas, there is a real risk of suffering infected by pathogenic parasites.
There is a real risk that they are going to face that.
If the US andNorth Korea do get into a military confrontation, there is a real risk that nuclear weapons will be used.
Moreover, there is a real risk of conception in the last days of protracted month!
They have serious side effects andare only used in cases where there is a real risk of developing life-threatening complications.
There is a real risk of disintegrating Pakistan and falling Pakistani nuclear weapon in the wrong hands.
Week of pregnancy- the preparatory phase before the birth,so it is in this time period there is a real risk of miscarriage, if between mother and father have immune incompatibility.
Therefore there is a real risk that Russia tries to test our will on something even more serious.
As U.S. Assistant Secretary of StateVictoria Nuland stated in Senate testimony, there is a real risk that Ukraine will begin“sliding backwards once again into corruption, into lawlessness, into vassal statehood.”.
There is a real risk of reducing freedom of expression to the lowest common denominator across Europe and the world," he wrote.
I think there is a real risk.
There is a real risk of reducing freedom of expression to the lowest common denominator across Europe and the world,” Mr. Szpunar wrote.
In addition to discomfort and pain, there is a real risk of inflammation(peritonitis), which can threaten the health and life of a woman.
There is a real risk of eroding the right of individuals to voice their opinions and protest through peaceful, albeit controversial, means.
When working with unreliable partners, there is a real risk to disrupt the production time of the stneda, get an unfinished, undecorated, unoformed stand.
Where there is a real risk of ill-treatment in another state, the obligation not to send an individual to that state is an absolute one;
Without collective, bold action, there is a real risk that the major economies slip back instead of moving forward," she said in a speech ahead of the IMF and World Bank meetings of global financial leaders next week.
There is a real risk that, in the future, the exposure of election rigging could pose even less of a threat to authoritarian regimes than it has in the past.
Because there is a real risk of getting this document in whole or its separate elements, including in the hands of Russia as country-aggressor,”- said the MP.
In our judgment, there is a real risk that such a destabilisation could, in time, lead to the fragmentation of the EU and the return of instability on the continent.”.
There is a real risk that the bluff will be called sooner rather than later dropping the Western economies to GDP levels that they can carry without debt leverage.
It is submitted that there is a real risk that, if extradited to Sweden, the U.S. will seek his extradition and/or illegal rendition to the USA, where there will be a real risk of him being detained at Guantanamo Bay or elsewhere, in conditions which would breach Article 3 of the ECHR.
Even if there is a real risk of a public demonstration resulting in disorder as a result of developments outside the control of those organising it, such a demonstration does not as such fall outside the scope of Article 11§ 1 of the Convention, but any restriction placed on such an assembly must be in conformity with the terms of paragraph 2 of that provision see Schwabe and M.G. v. Germany.
There's a real risk of renewed violence here.
There was a real risk of famine.
Without a thorough and independent investigation, there's a real risk Ukrainians will harbour the scars of this war for generations.”.
For many in the market, there was a real risk that an angry Congress would eventually make it impossible for American investors to own Sberbank bonds.
The Court thereforeconsidered that there were substantial grounds for believing that there was a real risk that the applicant would be subjected to treatment contrary to Article 3 of the ECHR if he were to be deported to Tunisia.