Otherwise, I'd stay in my room to avoid the risk of a beating.
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Interior Minister Ronald Plasterk said the measures were needed to avoid the risk of manipulation.
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Musk believes that humans should merge with AI to avoid the risk of becoming irrelevant.
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Buffett says an index fund is a way to avoid the risk of picking individual stocks.
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Accordingly, both clubs sat out key players to avoid the risk of injury before the deadline.
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Many people, for instance, may inhale to avoid the risk of catching bloodborne diseases through contaminated needles.
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Other observers expect the government to continue to support failing lenders to avoid the risk of contagion.
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They are commonly also removed electively during surgery for hysterectomy to avoid the risk of ovarian cancer.
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"He wants to avoid the risk of contagion for the people, not for him," the spokesman said.
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However, some Labour rebels could vote with the government to avoid the risk of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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To avoid the risk of higher taxes in the future, Estes has many clients converting to Roth IRAs.
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Kiklas said there are two steps e-cigarette users can take to avoid the risk of an explosion.
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Queensland Police told residents to stay out of the floodwaters to avoid the risk of running into a crocodile.
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Health officials are instead encouraging people to avoid the risk of infection by washing their hands frequently and thoroughly.
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Both said they too needed to avoid the risk of being hit with tariffs on trade with the European Union.
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The lender, which has four million customers, urgently needs to raise capital to avoid the risk of being wound down.
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Evans said he wanted the gene removed to avoid the risk of an herbicide-resistant plant contaminating the wild population.
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AHAB wanted to move the jurisdiction of its case under the bankruptcy law to avoid the risk of a disorganised liquidation.
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As a result, some women may opt for preemptive abortions early in pregnancy to avoid the risk of microcephaly, experts say.
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I suspect this is to avoid the risk of someone dropping a cup and causing a debris hazard on the airfield.
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One bonus: to avoid the risk of cutting myself shaving, I had laser hair removal and don't have to shave anymore.
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Johnson also said he'd avoid parts of New York to avoid the risk of running into presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Critics of Germany's NetzDG law argue it will encourage tech platforms to censor controversial content to avoid the risk of big fines.
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Traditional practices, like not covering multiple buildings in the same neighborhood to avoid the risk of, say, a big fire don't apply.
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It's better to act sooner rather than later to avoid the risk of confusing voters or making the decision appear politically motivated.
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On Tuesday night, she slept in the church basement with her three youngest children, to avoid the risk of arrest at home.
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While tempting, she finds herself politely declining on many occasions to avoid the risk of dilution or creating confusion around her brand's authenticity.
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The problem became so rampant that some collectors even began quietly seeking out recently looted objects to avoid the risk of buying fakes.
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Congress, hoping to avoid the risk of a government shutdown, isn't planning to include funding in a must-pass spending bill this week.
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Todd Karin was prepared when California's largest utility shut off power to millions of people to avoid the risk of wildfires last month.
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In my opinion, it would have been helpful to know if I was ordering too much to avoid the risk of over-indulging.
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" "It also raises questions about whether defense technology should be sourced solely to American companies to avoid the risk of tampering by foreign adversaries.
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It preemptively shut off power to nearly 303 million customers earlier this week to avoid the risk of its transmission lines igniting a fire.
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The United Nations wanted to work in villages next to one another, he said, to avoid the risk of creating "inequality among neighboring villages".
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Despite Apple Maps' various improvements, however, we think you should still get Google Maps on your iPhone to avoid the risk of getting lost.
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And today it's important for Italy to avoid the risk of Salvini and Putin, Salvini and anti-euro, Salvini and sovereigntists in the government.
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He also complained about recently implemented airline policies that require those passengers to buy additional seats to avoid the risk of being denied transportation.
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He wants the electoral laws for the Senate and Chamber to be harmonised to avoid the risk of gridlock if different majorities control the assemblies.
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Where there is a CAC, the ECB sets a limit of 25 percent, to avoid the risk of being a block to any debt restructuring.
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The RBI is also reluctant to raise foreign debt limits to avoid the risk of sudden outflows later, potentially limiting further gains in the rupee.
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In a Facebook live on Thursday night, Bolsonaro, who was wearing a mask, urged his supporters to rethink demonstrations to avoid the risk of contagion.
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However, some who disagree with Corbyn's stance could rebel and vote with the government in order to avoid the risk of leaving without a deal.
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At the cost of a long afternoon in the heat, people who relied on the pantry showed up early to avoid the risk of missing out.
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The Spanish Supreme Court issued an international arrest warrant against him but withdrew it in December to avoid the risk of Belgian authorities granting him asylum.
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Bernstein analysts, among others, have urged Clariant to pursue a timely exit from lower-margin Plastics and Coatings to avoid the risk of another costly overhaul.
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Some restaurants are turning to takeout to keep up with the demand of hungry customers who are working from home to avoid the risk of coronavirus.
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Even if Brand doesn't know much more than the public does, she may simply want to avoid the risk of being dragged into a constitutional crisis.
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She added, however, that she still expected the ECB to end its bond purchases this year, to avoid the risk of second-round effects on inflation.
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Her doctors said the baby, already suffering from severe anomalies, would not survive, and they recommended she terminate the pregnancy immediately to avoid the risk of infection.
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Ironically, those higher yields on bonds tend to attract investors looking to avoid the risk of stocks to move more money into the safer returns from bonds.
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At that point, the mother started attacking returning sons, thus driving them away—presumably to avoid the risk of them mating with their sisters and producing inbred offspring.
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Others have tried clean-needle exchanges, which let drug users obtain clean needles if they trade in dirty ones — to avoid the risk of HIV or hepatitis infection.
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Chan announced last week that he would take early retirement from the Chinese University of Hong Kong to avoid the risk of being fired should he be jailed.
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The new bill "is ensuring the light can still be shone on bad behavior, even if the company pays money to avoid the risk of litigation," she said.
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Our only hope is that the Saudis are wise enough to avoid the risk of impairing their own financial or strategic health to indulge themselves in political revenge.
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During the changeover, Osaka told her coach that she was feeling discomfort and was told to withdraw if the pain persisted to avoid the risk of further injury.
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Worse, they claimed that in some cases defendants were encouraged to plead guilty even when they were innocent, to avoid the risk of incurring a higher court charge.
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It wants to avoid the risk of having to return to using the exchange rate or other unconventional policy tool in case of a downward shock to inflation.
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But in the meanwhile it's making changes to how it licenses Android in Europe to avoid the risk of additional penalties heaped on top of the antitrust fine.
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The deal was structured to avoid the risk of Western sanctions, the chief executive of Russian bank VTB, which is involved in financing the deal, told Reuters last year.
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The mood was also aided by views that China may maintain high levels of fiscal spending to avoid the risk of a sharp economic slowdown in the second half.
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"Renault is fully cooperating with the authorities and will not comment on the report's content to avoid the risk of jeopardizing the proper conduct of the investigation," it added.
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The Spanish Supreme Court had issued an international arrest warrant against Puigdemont last year but withdrew it in December to avoid the risk of Belgian authorities granting him asylum.
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He noted that in the mid-2000s, the Bank of China defied the Chinese government and cut off its interaction with North Korea to avoid the risk of US sanctions.
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But producers, consumers and traders will pay to avoid the risk of being without adequate supplies on hand, which can impart a premium to spot prices if stocks are short.
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But his political advisers, led by future chief of staff Onyx Lorenzoni, want to wait until a more supportive Congress takes office next year to avoid the risk of defeat.
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In its latest assessment, NERC said Texas, the U.S. Midwest and Ontario need more generation resources to avoid the risk of below target reserve margins over the next five years.
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They want to ensure the kingdom eventually agrees to strong nuclear power safeguards on uranium enrichment and reprocessing to avoid the risk of an arms race in the Middle East.
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Presti may have to consider dealing George if the Thunder do not significantly improve in order to avoid the risk of losing him to free agency next summer without compensation.
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The teams overwhelmingly chose to avoid the risk of immediate defeat: Of the 281 times teams faced this situation, they opted to kick the extra point 22 times (23 percent).
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The Obama administration had staunchly opposed direct military intervention against Assad in order to avoid the risk of getting bogged down in a new war against Syria and potentially Russia.
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The chairman of UBS told CNBC that central banks around the world will stick to the path of policy normalization in a bid to avoid the risk of volatility in markets.
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With no willing investors, Rome had to come up with an alternative solution to avoid the risk of European authorities pulling the plug on the two banks on their own terms.
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One way to avoid the risk of your smartwatch or fitness bangle leaking your PIN to a determined hacker is to input the digits with your other, non-wearable-wearing hand.
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He said he will skip the wedding -- and the opportunity to walk his daughter down the aisle -- in order to avoid the risk of embarrassing the royal family or his daughter.
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Any spare fuel left over from the trip will have to be hauled back to South Korea, to avoid the risk of inspectors breaching international restrictions on trading with the North.
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If there is not certainty about what the system will look like the next year, the report argued, insurers are likely to avoid the risk of heavy losses and drop out.
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And to avoid the risk of regional regulatory fragmentation undermining moves to establish a digital single market if individual European Member States feel compelled to introduce new rules at a national level.
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A banking source said on Wednesday the two sides were working on the idea of converting the margin loan into a term loan to avoid the risk of Natixis exercising any control.
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Google is appealing both earlier penalties but has also made changes to how it operates Google Shopping and Android in Europe in the meanwhile, to avoid the risk of further punitive penalties.
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AHAB has been trying to move the jurisdiction of its case from the JDEK to the Commercial Court in Dammam under the bankruptcy law, to avoid the risk of a disorganised liquidation.
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AHAB has been trying to move the jurisdiction of its case from the JDEK to the Commercial Court in Dammam, under the bankruptcy law, to avoid the risk of a disorganised liquidation.
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Asakawa said he hoped to continue constructive dialogue with Chinese policymakers to avoid the risk of a hard-landing in China's economy, which would deal a huge blow to the global economy.
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Ms. Warren, who calls herself a capitalist who wants to make markets work, has so far been able to avoid the risk of incoherence because most of her proposals reflect that theme.
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He added that any suitors would be advised to seek government approval for a potential takeover of Deutsche Bank to avoid the risk of working against the will of the political establishment.
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The hiccups were met with scorn and prompted outraged calls for VoteCastr to suspend its experiment until the polls closed, to avoid the risk of publishing misleading information that could affect turnout.
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Genocide and war-crimes charges have long shadowed Sudan's president, sometimes forcing him to scrap or alter travel abroad to avoid the risk of arrest and extradition to the International Criminal Court.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's civil aviation authority ordered all Thai-registered airlines on Tuesday to submit reports on their financial positions by March 31 to avoid the risk of having their operating licenses revoked.
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Phones, external batteries, and electronic devices in general will no longer arrive with a full charge, so as to avoid the risk of fire or explosion that could damage aircraft while in flight.
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Monte dei Paschi emerged as the weakest lender in Europe in continent-wide stress tests in July and must raise capital and shed bad loans to avoid the risk of being wound down.
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A Brazilian judge ordered their suspension from their activities in the company to avoid the risk of them interfering with an ongoing investigation that they engaged in fraud to evade food safety inspections.
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The executives arrested, who have already been released from prison, will not be able to return to their posts at the company to avoid the risk of them interfering with the ongoing investigation.
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Moreover, there are not always enough medical workers on hand to oversee infusions, which must be given very slowly to avoid the risk of anaphylactic shock — an overwhelming immune reaction to foreign proteins.
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So again it remains to be seen how Amazon handles integration between its growing portfolio of Echo devices to avoid the risk of the tech coming across as rather too creepy to be comfortable.
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As Venezuela is one of the top four crude suppliers to the U.S., Washington had until now resisted targeting the country's oil sector to avoid the risk of raising oil prices for American consumers.
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But Tory whips believe that they might win over as many as 20-30 Labour MPs who are both hostile to Mr Corbyn's leadership and anxious to avoid the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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The men she accused, who had both played football for Sacred Heart University, were never charged with a crime, but they left school before the end of the year to avoid the risk of expulsion.
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On one hand, this was of course the only time that the Bills will need to choose whether or not to bench Tyrod Taylor in order to avoid the risk of activating his injury payout.
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BANGKOK, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Thailand's civil aviation authority ordered all Thai-registered airlines on Tuesday to submit reports on their financial positions by March 31 to avoid the risk of having their operating licences revoked.
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Because so many factors can affect warfarin's impact, those using the drug must be monitored via blood tests on a regular basis, usually every three months, to avoid the risk of excessive bleeding or clotting.
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In its recommendations document the Minerals Council had asked for workers' hostels near mine sites to remain open to avoid the risk of virus transmission if they travel back to their homes for the lockdown.
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But if the secondary sanctions are implemented very strictly, and European firms stop doing business with Iran to avoid the risk of American punishment, then Iran would have little reason to stay in the deal.
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"China needs to deepen its health reform to avoid the risk of creating a high-cost-low-value health system as observed in some high-income countries," the institution said in a new report on Friday.
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Sexually active women who are not on birth control should abstain from alcohol to avoid the risk of giving birth to babies with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended.
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That's all managed in the company's on-premises data centers because it wants to avoid the risk of having to shut down a plant because its tools lost the connection to a data center, for example.
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While output itself would not be raised, China would continue to work on boosting production capacity in the coming years in order to avoid the risk of shortages in case demand were to increase, Han said.
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But analysts believe Chinese authorities will continue to keep the system flush with cash in various ways to avoid the risk of a sharp slowdown in the economy, while tightening the screws on the regulatory front.
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The Klenow-Jones approach incorporates it by thinking about how much people would pay to avoid the risk of living in an unequal society, if they might end up on the wrong side of the divide.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Britain's legal system is robust enough to avoid the risk of British soldiers being prosecuted by the International Criminal Court over alleged human rights abuses in Iraq, a senior British government official said.
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In a further sign that all sides were looking to avoid the risk of further escalation, organizers of the weekly demonstrations along the fence that separates Gaza from Israel said they were canceling Friday's planned protest.
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But analysts believe Beijing will continue to keep the system well supplied with cash to avoid the risk of a sharp slowdown in economic growth, even as they continue to tighten the screws on financial regulations.
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Women throughout Latin America are now being told to hold off on getting pregnant for months or even years to avoid the risk of having babies with birth defects caused by the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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Even so, the results suggest that women may want to consider embolization for fibroids when they're struggling to conceive, especially if they want to avoid the risk of hysterectomy with more invasive fibroid surgery, Martins Pisco said.
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His transitional government has so far held off on unpopular austerity measures to avoid the risk of losing the impeachment battle to Rousseff, a leftist leader widely blamed for running Brazil's once-booming economy into the ground.
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"Nevertheless, we continue to believe the ECB will end quantitative easing this year in order to avoid the risk of second round effects at a time when there is clear evidence of increasing labour shortages," he added.
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Without protection, Apple could ultimately have to pay licensing fees to companies like Qualcomm, Nokia, or Huawei to avoid the risk of having to search for new ways to get the core technologies that support its business.
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As Russia has become more deeply involved in the Syria conflict, fighting on behalf of Assad against Sunni militants, Israel has sought to keep lines of communication with Moscow open to avoid the risk of accidental confrontation.
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" Furthermore, when asked last week if he would consider canceling some of his large political rallies to avoid the risk of spreading the virus, Trump responded, "It doesn't bother me and it doesn't bother them at all.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Brexit minister Dominic Raab said he would vote for the government's Withdrawal Agreement on Friday to avoid the risk of Britain having to seek a longer delay to its exit from the European Union.
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Ryanair become Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers by running a bare-bones operation, which included shunning trips involving a transfer to a connecting flight to avoid the risk of having to compensate passengers for missed connections.
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"We view the fact that Denholm has prior industry experience with Toyota positively," said CFRA Research analyst Garrett Nelson, adding it made sense that Tesla should seek to avoid the risk of a genuine outsider clashing with Musk.
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LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - Former Brexit minister Dominic Raab said he would vote for the government's Withdrawal Agreement on Friday to avoid the risk of Britain having to seek a longer delay to its exit from the European Union.
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But the real window is even smaller, since most teams will want to pass the stick in the middle ten metres of the box, to avoid the risk of disqualification by taking the baton too early or too late.
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That has raised fears for those companies that the United States will make good on threats to sanction individual firms, and also that banks will limit transactions just to avoid the risk of sanctions as well, the sources said.
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Better to avoid the risk of another bust-up of the sort seen at the Brussels summit the previous July, when Mr Trump even threatened to pull America out of the organisation if the rest failed to shape up.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Rosneft, the world's top listed oil producer, wants to supply gas in parts of Europe where Gazprom is not present to avoid the risk of losing those markets to U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), a Rosneft executive said.
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Yet these gains could be offset if male investors, instead of simply acting appropriately around female founders in all settings, seek to avoid the risk of exhibiting bad behavior or any perception of misconduct by refusing any meetings in informal settings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should slow the rate at which it increases its minimum wage to avoid the risk of low-paid workers being priced out of a job during the next recession, an anti-poverty think tank said on Thursday.
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Earlier this month, airline executives told shareholders the company needed at least HK$2 billion ($254.95 million) to avoid the risk of losing its operating license - and that it swung to a loss of about HK$3 billion last year.
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So, what can you do if you love keeping clean with wet wipes (hey, all parents know that there's no law stipulating they're just for babies) but want to avoid the risk of causing damage to your toilet and the environment?
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LONDON, May 5 (Reuters) - The Bank of England said on Friday it had set out indicative requirements for how much loss-absorbing capacity major banks based in Britain need to have to avoid the risk of future big taxpayer bailouts.
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MOSCOW, June 30 (Reuters) - Russia's Rosneft, the world's top listed oil producer, wants to supply gas in parts of Europe where Gazprom is not present to avoid the risk of losing those markets to U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), a Rosneft executive said.
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OPEC has urged its members not to mention oil prices when discussing policy in a break from the past, as the oil producing group seeks to avoid the risk of U.S. legal action for manipulating the market, sources close to OPEC said.
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The move came a few days after Bahrain's wealthier neighbors Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait offered a $10 billion aid package to avoid the risk of a debt crisis in the country, which was also tied to fiscal reforms.
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A number of countries, including the United Kingdom and Canada, have placed bans on sex selection for "social uses," as opposed to when it is used to avoid the risk of sex-linked diseases, such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy, which primarily affects boys.
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Anxious to avoid the risk of being left with nothing, Videgaray and Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo, Mexico's lead in the negotiations, worked behind the scenes to "triangulate" communication between the Canadians and the Americans to try to "land" the deal, the source said.
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The African country missed last week's WADA deadline to implement new regulations and its sports minister said on Friday the nation wanted two more months to show it had cleaned up its act, hoping to avoid the risk of an Olympic ban.
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Those in the struggling airline, cruise and hospitality industries may get some tax help, and several White House officials have supported the idea of expanding paid sick leave to avoid the risk of people going to work ill for fear of losing pay.
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The Resolution Foundation, an anti-poverty think-tank, said in May that Britain should slow the rate at which it increases its minimum wage to avoid the risk of low-paid workers being priced out of a job during the next recession.
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Security and government officials, who declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue, said they backed the plan to release Bashir to avoid the risk of him dying as a martyr in jail, but felt doing so without conditions was risky.
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Neither the aircraft nor the engine have been grounded but pilots have been told to avoid certain combinations of thrust settings and altitude to avoid the risk of a new problem until the root cause of the three Swiss engine failures can be found.
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Denham previously told a U.K. parliamentary committee she's leaning toward recommending a code of conduct for the use of social media in political campaigns to avoid the risk of political uses of the technology getting ahead of the law — a point she reiterated today.
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"We believe today's announcement provides sufficient liquidity to get through 2018 but Tullow may still need to refinance its $3.3bn reserve-base loan and/or farm-down Kenya to avoid the risk of value leakage through project deferrals in 2019 and beyond," said UBS analysts.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC has urged its members not to mention oil prices when discussing policy in a break from the past, as the oil producing group seeks to avoid the risk of U.S. legal action for manipulating the market, sources close to OPEC said.
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Neither the aircraft nor the engine has been grounded but pilots have been told to avoid certain combinations of thrust settings and altitude to avoid the risk of a new problem until the root cause of the three Swiss engine failures can be found.
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On safeguards to avoid the risk of automated tools (especially) removing content they shouldn't, it further says companies should "put in place effective and appropriate safeguards, including human oversight and verification, in full respect of fundamental rights, freedom of expression and data protection rules".
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union needs to accept new members from the Western Balkans to avoid the risk of a new war there, the EU's chief executive said on Tuesday, setting up a possible clash with France and Germany which have resisted further enlargement.
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Overpaying — caused by drivers' inability to estimate how long they need to park or forking over extra at a garage to avoid the risk of getting a parking ticket — costs Americans more than $20 billion a year or $97 per driver, the report estimated.
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A new proposal from Mr. Johnson is expected on Wednesday, Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union at the end of October, and a deal with the bloc is needed urgently to avoid the risk of a disorderly, possibly chaotic and damaging rupture.
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Sexually active women who are not using birth control should refrain from alcohol to avoid the risk of giving birth to babies with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, even if those women are not yet known to be pregnant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended.
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Both deals are sizeable and investors — many with large tickets — were reluctant to say no to the repricing requests to avoid the risk of removal from the deal and being repaid at a time when there are so few new money deals to park cash in.
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Or is it conceivable that these parties, who for so long seemed so uniquely suited for each other, are headed for an impasse that could prompt the Spurs to trade Leonard to avoid the risk of losing him in free agency in the summer of 2019?
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The European Central Bank does not plan to change the rules of its bond-buying program to avoid the risk of running out of sovereign debt to buy in some countries, despite calls to do so by some of its policymakers, its president said on Wednesday.
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To avoid the risk of a slew of sell orders hitting the exchange following the IPO - companies listing usually aim for a bounce on their debut followed by relatively steady trading - Aramco plans to grant bonus shares to Saudi retail investors who keep the stock for six months.
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To avoid the risk of a slew of sell orders hitting the exchange following the IPO - companies listing usually aim for a bounce on their debut followed by relatively steady trading - Aramco plans to grant bonus shares to Saudi retail investors who keep the stock for six months.
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"Don't forget to shift all automatic monthly payments to a different card, to avoid the risk of missing bills and getting hit with late fees," says Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance writer at NerdWallet, author of "Smart Mom, Rich Mom" and a former U.S. News & World Report editor.
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The phone maker has previously kept quiet, perhaps to avoid the risk of spotlighting the sensitive issue with Chinese authorities, but there are other examples to suggest it is safeguarding user data in China with the same vigor that we've seen in the U.S. — around the San Bernardino iPhone, in particular.
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THE HAGUE, May 10 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank does not plan to change the rules of its bond-buying programme to avoid the risk of running out of sovereign debt to buy in some countries, despite calls to do so by some of its policymakers, its president said on Wednesday.
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Though dura-mater grafts were banned in Britain in 1992, precisely to avoid the risk of prion transmission, some of those affected may not yet have surfaced—and while there is no cure for CAA, there are ways to reduce the risk of haemorrhage if doctors have the right diagnosis.
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African swine fever isn't dangerous to humans, but the NPPC said it would cancel its annual trade show in Des Moines, Iowa, to avoid the risk of the disease spreading to the U.S. pig population at a time when the sector is already facing economic challenges as a result of tariffs.
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The infrastructure group offered the government to cut motorway tolls by 5% a year until 2038, as part of its effort to avoid the risk of having its motorway concession revoked as a consequence of the collapse of Genoa bridge last year, daily Il Corriere della Sera said on Sunday.
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The play-in tournament concept was motivated by the idea that it would push teams to try harder to secure a top-six finish in the regular season to avoid the risk of being knocked out of the playoffs in the play-in round as a seventh or eighth seed.
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"Everyone with a potential loan in process wants to know if rates will drop further or if they should lock to avoid the risk of rates snapping back," Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily, wrote late Tuesday, after mortgage rates stayed low, despite a slight bounce back in bond yields.
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While the U.K. is headed out of the EU, as a result of the 2016 referendum vote backing Brexit, ministers have said the intention is to closely mirror EU legislation on data protection to avoid the risk of a cliff edge cut-off for data flows when the country leaves the bloc.
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In an MWC keynote speech yesterday the European Commission's digital commissioner Mariya Gabriel signalled the executive is prepared to step in and regulate to ensure a "common approach" on the issue of network security — to avoid the risk of EU member states taking individual actions that could delay 5G rollouts across Europe.
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A House of Lords committee in the UK has published a report on Brexit and financial services urging the government to secure a transitional period early in negotiations to avoid the risk of fintech firms shifting operations out of the UK as uncertainty after the vote to leave the European Union stacks up.
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"Any defense lawyer would advise their client in an investigation not to discuss testimony with other people involved in the investigation in order to avoid the risk of obstruction or suborning perjury charges," said a Republican attorney who spoke on condition of anonymity because he works with the Trump administration and doesn't want to offend them.
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And while Google Glass roundly failed to ignite consumer interest — which can be partly blamed on its awkward, geeky appearance, including the inclusion of a camera and a small screen positioned in the eyeline — the FT says Amazon's specs would likely eschew both camera and screen to avoid the risk of similar concerns, while also maximizing battery life.
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According to reports published by ITV and Bloomberg on Monday night, the British Prime Minister is planning to offer to let MPs vote on whether to take a no-deal Brexit off the table, and may be considering delaying Brexit entirely to avoid the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union without a deal.
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If the too much woman is a cliché of femininity, so is the affectless, Botoxed one, and that is what its narrator increasingly comes to resemble: a woman who seals herself into a posture of bleak, chic passivity to avoid the risk of pain, of humiliation, of disappointment until she, too, begins to seem more pose than person.
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"As we said in our 19 December 2018 communication, after a thorough examination of the risks linked to a no deal scenario in the financial sector, the Commission has found that only a limited number of contingency measures is necessary to safeguard financial stability in the EU27," a Commission spokesman said UK-based share trading platforms like Cboe Europe, the London Stock Exchange's Turquoise, and Aquis Exchange plan to open hubs in the EU by March 29 to avoid the risk of customers in the bloc being cut off.
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