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n. (plural of political risk English)
Usage examples of "political risks".
ISRAELI GROUND RESCUE PACKAGE AVAILABLEBUT ADVISE CAUTION DUE TO POLITICAL RISKS.
As with her Arkansas swimming pool, her solution was to solicit donations and gifts, taking huge political risks in the process.
In Russia, after all, such structural transformations always were paid for by enormous political risks, so it was usually better not to act than to make a move at all.
Without stacks of evidence, the political risks of acting on a policeman's instinct were too great.
NEILSEN: Do you now believe that what you achieved was worth the loss of all those lives, and worth the political risks which Senator Goldfarb has already outlined?
Nothing so overt as murder - the political risks were too great for that - rather, the slow, wasting death of poor diet and overwork.
Nothing so overt as murderthe political risks were too great for thatrather, the slow, wasting death of poor diet and overwork.
Of course it also had its political risks, with a family that had fallen from power and favor but not from some political popularity among the older nobility.
An American general cold-bloodedly executes a wounded, unarmed Kurd---the political risks at home and abroad are just too great.