Sentence examples for create a new risk from inspiring English sources

The centerpiece of the bill directs the Justice Department to create a new risk assessment program in federal prisons, which hold fewer than 200,000 of the nation's 2 million prisoners.

Tyson disputed many of the government's charges but agreed to pay a civil penalty of $3.95 million, create a new risk-management program and provide $300,000 for emergency response equipment in communities where it operates.

The problem may be that JPMorgan, because of its size, has created a new risk: it's too big to manage.

But, they added, the outbreak of the wider conflict in Yemen created a new risk: that one faction might feed information to the Americans that could trigger air strikes against a rival group.

In addition, from a practical viewpoint, the use of a third-party custodian creates a new risk for a "single point of failure" since it opens up the possibility of theft of the digital assets by a custodian's employee or loss resulting from destruction or other physical failure of the custodian's computer system or facility.

All these new spending programs will be paid for with inflationary dollars, creating a new risk for down the road.

Barra Inc., which provides data to money managers and financial analysts, has created a new risk measure that tries to gauge future volatility.

Many have done just that, but doing so successfully has become increasingly difficult, since a corresponding paradigm shift has created a new risk management "normal".

We created a new risk assessment tool in MM, as previously established CIs were developed for entirely different diseases.

The MIX model can adapt to various patterns of risk and model discontinuities by creating a new risk class if there is sufficient information in the data to warrant this.

These include: a) a risk screening tool that creates a new risk category for minimal risk evaluative activities that have relatively well defined risks and which can be reviewed by the research ethics officer for appropriate measures to mitigate those risks.