In Albany, for example, gun-control activists and Democratic legislators are pushing Governor Andrew Cuomo to attach a risk-protection-order provision to the budget, which is supposed to be agreed upon by April 1st.
Our study appears to mirror that of Tharvarajah and Wetherill who found that by attaching a VTE risk assessment tool to drug charts significant improvements in the recording of risk assessment can be observed.
His confession that Spain is facing difficulties in tapping bond markets shocked investors, who have attached a higher risk to Spanish government bonds over the past month since the nationalisation of Bankia, a merged group of savings banks.
By exposing the subject in addition to a choice where the safe amount corresponds to the expected value of the lottery the researcher "attaches a sign to risk neutrality".
In addition, high-risk patients attached a higher (negative) value to being at risk for skin reactions than low-risk patients, and the constant (that is, preferences for drug treatment per se) was higher for high-risk patients.
On the other hand, if the court lets the European rescue fund proceed without too many strings attached, a major element of risk will be out of the way, and markets could rally further.
Has my new owner really weighed all the risks involved in attaching a cat to a hobby drone?
Following Hobbes and Bentham, the English jurist John Austin says that to have a legal obligation is to be subject to a sovereign command to do or forbear, where a command requires an expression of will together with an attached risk, however small, of suffering an evil for non-compliance.
CC: And preferably a role with a risk attached?
Relaxed is one thing, but insecure can be a risk attached to meeting in public.
But when a sport is private investor-led, there is a risk attached.
