political risks

For all that, however, any more than notional support for the eurozone would come with significant political risks.

That dollars account for such a large share of its reserves exposes it to both economic and political risks.

China's state credit and export insurer, Sinosure, is to cover political risks, which still cannot be dismissed in the Balkans.

But global businesses also have to manage the noncommercial and political risks associated with cross-border investment.

Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is finishing a book that highlights the political risks he took last year to save the economy.

Since March no Politburo member has publicly visited Tibet. Comforting earthquake victims, however, presents few political risks.

But she also knows that the political risks have risen, probably for good.

Those political risks manifest themselves in different ways--elections for public office, monetary and fiscal policies or even wars.

He also said political risks would rise ahead of a British general election, due by June.

But it could achieve the same reflation, without the political risks of unilateral intervention, in other ways.

However, analysts said political risks attached to the assets could prompt Sinopec to sell them onto another party.

Political risks can also bite Western companies at home, where governments are increasingly vigilant about corruption.

Those political risks are the best reason to resist going it alone.

There are obvious political risks in letting Goldman roam free while other banks remain bound by the troubled asset relief programme (Tarp).

Mr Liu underwent tough training early in his life for dealing with the political risks of Communist China.

Mr Howard declared that children's welfare comes before "constitutional niceties" . But there are certainly political risks.

But the committee is wary of the political risks of wading into private credit markets.

Although reforms are never without political risks, the Financial Secretary has shown much courage to face the challenge.

It does not present the political risks that China does.

If we need not confront the authorities, if we need not take unnecessary political risks, our stability and prosperity will sustain.

The government last week issued an explicit warning to business of the political risks of doing business in Russia.

"In the early '90s, we met with so many troubles. There were political risks, commercial risks, a lot of pressure, " says Mr Liu.

The dilemma for investors is judging political risks in Asia.

The country has also withstood political risks rather well.

The economic risks are clear; the political risks no less so.

the People's Insurance Company of China investment insurance (political risks) clauses.

But as Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) is finding out, food safety and political risks can make it hard to digest.

There are political risks too: Social unrest in China has been triggered when ordinary workers can't keep up with the cost of living.

That will heighten political risks such as protectionism.

Hong Kong newspaper said the cancellation was prompted by fears of the 'political risks' of something going wrong.

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