The fear is that value-at-risk systems force investment firms and banks to offload securities, leading to price falls and further sales.
This paper presented a program known as laboratory at-risk behaviour and improvement system (Lab-ARBAIS) to monitor and control students' at-risk behaviours in the laboratory.
In the at-risk state, equipment or system constraints are violated, and load is curtailed.
This study documents CKD among at-risk population in the health system of Kinshasa, a large city in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
To avoid future tragedies for children with disabilities, we need better-trained caseworkers and better monitoring systems for at-risk children.
"The ruling places at risk a system of consumer-directed home care in Illinois that has proven successful in raising wages, providing affordable health care benefits, and increasing training," the union said.
Like a lot of companies, the world's largest maker of mining and construction equipment has adopted what is known as a "pay-at-risk" compensation system, which ties a percentage of nearly every non-union employee's income to Caterpillar's financial performance.
Under the Dodd-Frank Act, the director's rules can be overturned only if the Financial Stability Oversight Council find, by a two-thirds vote, that the actions put at risk the banking system or the stability of the country's financial system.
That crisis is the whole system goes down, and I think we've lost sight that what was at risk was the system, not individual firms.
For we are all at risk when your system excludes.
Before, it was just a wasteful nuisance; now, it puts people and businesses at risk, taxing the system unnecessarily.
