Sentence examples for constraints risk from inspiring English sources

Some of the factors that possibly explain the rate of adoption and the long-run equilibrium level of use of new agricultural technology as identified in the economic literature include: credit constraints, risk aversion, the farmer's landholding size, land tenure system, human capital endowment, quality and quantity of farm equipment, and supply of complementary inputs (Feder et al. [1985]).

Whenever the scientific basis of risk assessment is limited by methodological or data constraints, risk management and communication measures will dominate the governance process.

Sixteen risk scenarios were designed with the Taguchi method to recognize the interactions between multiple constraint risks and total cost.

Mr. Geithner said that if "better-designed constraints in risk taking" had been in place, "then this would have been less severe, and if the government had moved more quickly to contain the damage, I think the crisis would have been less severe as well".

Previous investigations have primarily identified lesion size and dosimetric constraints as risk factors for RN in small populations.

The most significant factors that describe decision problems or affect the choice and implementation of MCDA methods are the number of decision makers, number of objectives, number of alternatives, existence of constraints and risk tolerance [31].

Clinton noted in a New York Times op-ed published earlier that day that Republicans "are working to attach damaging deregulation riders to the must-pass spending bill," as well as "trying to undo constraints on risk at some of the largest and most complex financial institutions".

The balancing act would involve the choice of scaling up the initiatives and the possibility of overloading the system, or to move cautiously within the resource constraints and risk not reaching many of those in need.

The role and perception of climate risks in relation to a variety of other constraints and risks in the area are also examined.

"We lack appropriate constraints on risk-taking at investment banks," says Barney Frank, the head of the House financial-services committee.

Under the status quo, bad apples in the executive suite will continue to experience a tempting mix of great power but few constraints, minimal risks yet abundant opportunities to cheat.