Both sides need political leaders willing to take real risks for peace, including the risk of being killed. After all, ordinary soldiers take this risk, so why should political leaders who can do much greater good or ill be immune to it?

He's my lead bird.

But the Israeli Government and its leaders, at no small political and, sadly, personal risk, are determined to follow through on their commitment to implement that important and bold initiative.

And when it comes to leadership, introverts are routinely passed over for leadership positions, even though introverts tend to be very careful, much less likely to take outsize risks which is something we might all favor nowadays.

(e) The development of standard operating procedures, which were being collated into a comprehensive fuel management manual

The financial risk associated with retailing this high risk long term loan product in the prevailing economy of the occupied Palestinian territory was too great to merit expansion.

(3) under the leadership of the board of directors and the general manager, setting down the annual compliance risk management plan, taking full charge of the compliance management work and directing the work of the compliance department and persons in the compliance related posts

We did not wish to risk a serious financial crisis for the Organization, which would have resulted from the failure to adopt a budget.

The utilisation of the subterranean depth of the owned land or the land at person's disposal for private purposes is free of charge.

Risk?

At the same time, however, commercial banks insist on minimizing their exposure to completion, commercial, political or other project risks.

The policy consensus has properly focused first on the new risks that were added. But focusing on those added risks should be only the first step doing so should not lead us to ignore the baseline risks that the tax system creates.

The degree of vulnerability is a product of the scale of the risk (proportion of population sustaining land or proportion of the population affected) and the imminence of the risk.

The risk assessment concluded that human exposure to chrysotile is associated with an excess risk of asbestosis, lung cancer and mesothelioma.

In order to reduce disaster risks, countries and communities must first identify risk factors, decide what level of risk is acceptable, and then take steps to reduce risks or transfer them away from affected areas.

Risks

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.

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.

We live in a multipolar world where neither the US nor China is large enough to exercise global economic leadership on its own. For China, leadership means assuming additional risks.

As a focus area for field audits OIOS reviewed the Medical Insurance Plan (MIP), an area already identified by UNHCR as high risk.

The risk is too great.

(v) Risk management.

(c) The recruitment of competent and experienced fuel specialists for field missions

The assessment of risk

It'd be too risky.

These other risk management departments shall take charge of identifying and evaluating various kinds of risks, including their own compliance risks, and reporting the related compliance risk information to the compliance department, and shall, with cooperation with the compliance department, monitor and evaluate compliance risk.

We support the efforts of the United Nations to develop multipronged strategies for enhancing national ownership and leadership and strengthening disaster response capacities, including risk reduction and resource mobilization.

(3) monitoring identifying, evaluating and reporting compliance risks

(10) risk management.

This is a little risky.

Water Risk on the Rise

The Perils of Prophecy

The Commission on Narcotic Drugs,

(a) Risk reduction

Scope.

Risk reduction

Risk factors

High risk in childbirth

I'll take the chance...

What are the risks?

Which risks were greater, those arising from reforming the Council or those leaving the status quo intact?

The public sector involvement is also important, particularly in areas of extreme high risk.

There were significant profit opportunities for financial intermediaries that could find spare risk bearing capacity, carve out securities to take advantage of it, and thus take a middleman s cut from matching risks with investors who could gain from bearing them. But the advent of derivatives concentrated risk rather than dispersing it, for there was even more money to be made by selling risk to people who did not know how to value it or, indeed, what risks they were bearing.

OIOS will work with the firm in creating such a risk profile, including the identification and assessment of strategic, operational and technological risks and the Fund's risk management framework and strategies to mitigate risks.

The Company shall also make brief analysis on the preparation and use of risk reserves (including general risk reserves and special purpose risk reserves) during the current period.