The phrase "arrangements risk" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the risks associated with certain arrangements, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The arrangements risk involved in this project could lead to significant delays if not addressed."
Alternatives: "risk of arrangements" or "risks associated with arrangements".
Any company that did not go along with the arrangement risked violence, a defense Mr. Tocci offered in explaining payments his company made to two other trash carters in the early and mid-1990's.
The problem therefore for Paisley and the party he founded is that after 40 years of preaching against the twin evils of power-sharing and republicans in government, to enter into such an arrangement risks alienating your core base.
Economists work with clinical researchers to evaluate whether medications, psychosocial therapies, care arrangement, risk-reduction strategies or other interventions are not only effective but also cost-effective.
Under these arrangements, the risk has effectively been placed onto us, the public, rather than on the shareholders of RBS, HBOS and Lloyds TSB.
If a charity trustee or member of senior staff is closely associated with a political party or is running as a prospective parliamentary candidate, then the organisation should think about its governance arrangements and risk management.
These include the status and implications of the so-called precautionary principle, the pre-emptive effect of Community food safety norms, and the evolving governance arrangements concerning risk regulation and food safety in the EU.
Faith-inspired health institutions should be at the tables in discussions with governments, for example as they devise arrangements for risk compensation for government healthcare workers. 5. Mapping relevant diaspora communities and establishing operational contacts deserves high priority.
Presumably at the summit next week he will have to pursue both a change in the protocol on the charter and on the JHA opt-in arrangement - or risk further alienating some key MPs.
The savings banks and co-operative banks argue that they have mutual arrangements for risk-sharing and bail-outs, which make interbank loans within their sectors equivalent to loans to domestic subsidiaries.
But in this arrangement little risk is transferred.
