Sentence examples for arising risks from inspiring English sources

Mobile populations are one of the means by which locally arising risks can become global challenges.

Although the IHR contain articles directed toward several facets of public health security, they can be broadly summarized into 2 main areas: urgent actions to be taken with respect to acutely arising risks to public health and strengthening of national systems and infrastructure (referred to as core capacities).

Some readers may be more familiar with competing risks as arising from risk-specific latent times, say, T(1) and T(2).

Relative net risks arise when the risks of a research intervention are justified by its potential clinical benefits, but the intervention's risk-benefit profile is less favorable than the risk-benefit profile of one or more available alternatives.

Absolute net risks arise when the risks of an intervention or procedure are not justified by its potential clinical benefits.

But we also have to decide, when the opportunity to save over a million lives every year arises, what risks are we willing to take?

It accepted its risk assessment did not address sufficiently the risks arising from a failure to maintain the dark den door.

Business models: Risk management techniques are used to identify information risks arising out of business processes.

Treasury's position is that entity-based evaluations of systemic risk are generally not the best approach for mitigating risks arising in the asset management and insurance industries.

The UK starts planning for "serious economic risks" arising from Greek exit from the euro.

Preventable risks, arising from within the organization, are controllable and ought to be eliminated or avoided.