Sentence examples for contingent risk from inspiring English sources

We would therefore likely view the financial sector as a significant contingent risk to the state.

Here this very same relationship is investigated for the five estimated processes separately, relating spatially contingent exponential variations to the two sided spatially contingent risk measures of the lower price shave and the upper price add-on.

First, regulators may impose higher capital charges on banks for the contingent risks they run as a result of securitisation.

In The Nation, Michael Klare writes about the new quest for "extreme energy options" and the contingent risks.

A spokeswoman for Ally Financial said that the Fed's stress test "dramatically overstates potential contingent mortgage risk".

The utility is contingent on risk factors like the time to crack initiation of a welding detail which is included using stochastic fatigue analysis.

Our policies have made all workers feel contingent, at risk, and powerless.

"Korea's strong fiscal fundamentals enable a relatively large degree of policy space to cope with contingent domestic risks and external shocks," the ratings agency said Monday in a statement.

Introducing a "largely automated approval framework" for the use of force inside immigration detention, essentially allowing Serco the power to physically restrain asylum seekers – contingent on their "risk rating", without the need to consult the immigration department as Guardian Australia understands they had done in the past.

Steensma and Corley (2001) indicate technology sourcing has boundaries that are contingent on leadership risk taking potential.

Nonetheless, in some cases, surveillance may be the only practical method to obtain sufficient data to carry out a preliminary assessment of risk (contingent on adequate quality data).