(ii) The circumstances known to the signatory give rise to a substantial risk that the signature creation data may have been compromised

7.4 In the circumstances, the Committee considers that substantial grounds exist for believing that T.A. may risk being subjected to torture if returned to Bangladesh.

Now, the exact figures here, we should take with a big grain of salt, but there seems to be a consensus that the risk is substantial.

There are no substantial grounds for believing that someone is at risk of torture unless it is established that he or she personally will run such a risk in the State to which he or she will be returned.

Debtor countries pay substantial risk premiums to finance their debt, which is reflected in their high economy wide borrowing costs. This has pushed them into a deflationary tailspin and put them at a substantial and potentially permanent competitive disadvantage vis à vis creditor countries.

(a) Substantial provisions

Nor is evidence of civil strife or the breakdown of law and order necessarily sufficient to show substantial grounds that the particular individual is at risk of being subjected to torture.

We must be able to report by 2015 a substantial decrease in the number of victims and affected communities due to their ability to manage and reduce risk to natural hazards.

It is not a coincidence that countries with a large population at risk also have substantial conflict, some violent and some not violent quot .Bradshaw and Wallace, op. cit., p. 36.

This is very substantial.

quot (a) Substantial provisions

3.1 The author considers that there exists a substantial risk for her to be subjected to torture both by Sendero Luminoso and the State authorities, for which internal flight is no safe solution.

It is essential that persons in need of international protection be admitted and identified such persons must also be protected against refoulement, including to any place where they face a substantial risk of torture.

Substantial reduction in processing effort.

It is substantial and nutritious.

That's a substantial amount of money.

This objective is pressing and substantial.

All call for substantial capital investment.

We intend offering a substantial reward...

We met no substantial enemy forces.

They all have substantial business fronts,

8.8 In the light of the foregoing, the Committee considers that the information before it does not show substantial grounds for believing that the author runs a personal risk of being tortured if sent back to Angola.

9.2 By merely relying on the risk assessments conducted by the Danish Immigration Service on 19 April 2002 and 18 September 2003, under sections 50 and 26 of the Aliens Act, the State party ignored the fact that a substantial part of the author's article 7 complaint was based on information obtained after the risk assessments.

Police remuneration and training require substantial improvement.

Regrettably, however, some substantial commitments remained unfulfilled.

(b) Substantial change in resources of funding

The damage will be substantial, won't it?

Risk?

Risk?

Of course, the ICC s prosecutor and judges are themselves taking a substantial risk in the indictment of Bashir. The Court is still in its infancy, and antagonizing the many government leaders expressing solidarity with him could jeopardize its future.

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

We have endorsed substantial Secretariat and management reform.

Secondly, emergency humanitarian assistance entails substantial funding requirements.

Clearly, private remittances to African countries are substantial.

This represents a substantial decline over previous years.

Many developing countries had also made substantial efforts.

Subregional and interregional gatherings also showed substantial progress

It still requires substantial refinement and practical application.

Yet, few countries have substantial land reform programmes.

(ii) Substantial damage to property or the environment

3.3 Counsel argues that torture is a frequently used method of interrogation and punishment in Egypt, particularly in connection with political and security matters, and that accordingly the complainant, accused of serious political acts, was at substantial risk of torture.

Risk reduction

Risk factors

Risk assessment

Risk factors