(d) Reduce the underlying risk factors

2. risk measures of potential impact

You can't afford to take any chances.

I can take no chances.

I'm not risking anything.

Let's not take any chances, hm?

Listen, we can't afford to take risks.

The risks involved in any expedition were considerable.

You won't take any fool chances, will you?

In any case, there was an inherent risk in the kind of operations in question.

I... Let's take no chances on him, Moxie!

There's no danger.

No risk assessment for the foreign property and demining liability policies had been performed

So if any of you ever get a chance to take a dive in a submersible, by all means, climb in and take the plunge.

Most of the births with only one risk factor are accounted for by intervals of less than two years (11 ), when the risk is 50 per cent higher than when there is no risk factor.

That would also allow the identification of potential risks so that pre emptive action could be taken.

I know that any change or innovation means risks could be involved.

At the enterprise level, managers need to learn how to evaluate and manage risk how to account for risk in their business plans, how to reduce cash flow volatility by forward contracting and price risk management, and how to reduce marketing risks by, among other things, better logistics.

Economic globalization, which has potential benefits as well as downside risks, including marginalization

You found a way of getting rid of Anita Florès without taking any risks.

The first, largely a technical ability, is the identification of a potential risk (i.e. the likelihood of occurrence of a hazardous phenomenon).

It brought a modicum of order to a system fraught with potential conflict.

Apparently, the workers in the factory are neither informed of the dangers nor provided with protective clothing.

(a) How risks were identified

18. The Office of Internal Oversight Services believes that the Insurance Section could have taken a more proactive approach to the Organization s need to protect itself from external risks and potential liabilities.

It does however create a potential and unpredictable risk for consensual business transactions.

The international community must not take the NPT for granted or underestimate the risks to which it was exposed, now more than ever. A concerted effort must therefore be made to make the current Conference a success.

My reservations are principally about the moral hazard problem, and I don't really know how we can best avoid the moral hazard.

Existential risk is a threat to human survival, or to the long term potential of our species.

By recognizing that concern, the international community acknowledged its responsibility to protect the marine space of coastal countries from the risks inherent in the transport of such materials.

Do you think that I, that anyone who had seen that... would take a chance of dying in the same horrible way?

Inevitably, any entity must accept that some damage will occur at some point and must choose to transfer some risk using insurance, thus securing a source of financial compensation for part of the loss.

While the chance of a perfect storm with all of these risks materializing in their most virulent form is low, any one of them alone would be enough to stall the global economy and tip it into recession. And while they may not all emerge in the most extreme way, each is or will be appearing in some form.

Working in conjunction with risk management software, the sensor system was reducing the risk of potential environmental contamination from hydrocarbon spillage.

The attacks came at a time when the world traditionally tries to make sense of the year ahead to forecast the risks that lie in wait, the opportunities that will arise, and the challenges that will have to be overcome. But what about longer term risks?

An organization must actively control how and to what extent the risks to its assets should be absorbed, self insured, transferred to contractors or underwritten by insurers.

1 No child shall exercise any risky work, or work which obstructs his her education or which is at the expense of his her health as well as physical or spiritual growth.

Although the draft text contained only a few principles, it had the advantage of drawing States' attention to the need for fuller coverage of the risks inherent in hazardous activities.

What I do know is that maybe I am prepared to face the risks that any of these activities might entail.

The integrated risk and return management method is a practical approach that should be adopted by any pension fund.

OIOS noted that in some cases, there was a general lack of awareness among UNMOs of any real risk management processes.

Dr. Swain has come forth at considerable risk to himself and I intend to hear him without any interruption.

Such pretrial detention can be justified only on objective grounds stipulated in the law, such as the risk of flight, the risk that the person might destroy evidence or influence witnesses, or the risk of a serious disturbance of public order

And in my view, there is simply no place in the world that has grown its agriculture on the kind of risk that our farmers in Africa today face.

So it also has the ability, all the time, regardless of the direction of the wind, to be able to make the building fresh and efficient.