Sentence examples for foreseeable risks from inspiring English sources

"Whilst businesses may not be able to hold back the water, they can prepare themselves for many of the foreseeable risks.

In its ruling on Tuesday, a panel of the Appellate Division of State Superior Court said found that school districts schools had a responsibility to protect children from foreseeable risks.

Aventis and the seed companies might have a hard time fending off liability for the expenses of farmers, grain elevators, millers and food companies in sorting out the mess if they did not do enough to head off foreseeable risks that mixing would occur.

James Grimmelmann, professor of law at Maryland University, said Facebook had failed to gain "informed consent" as defined by the US federal policy for the protection of human subjects, which demands explanation of the purposes of the research and the expected duration of the subject's participation, a description of any reasonably foreseeable risks and a statement that participation is voluntary.

Mr O'Dowd said that although schools should already have a risk management process in place to deal with foreseeable risks, there may be more that could be done.

OHRP concluded that these concerns met a legal standard of "reasonably foreseeable risks" that researchers are supposed to warn subjects about.

It felt like, let's layer on more and more complexity to juice our potential returns and also mitigate every foreseeable risk.

Once the municipality has actual notice of a dangerous condition on one of its roadways or sidewalks, it has a duty to protect the public against the reasonable and foreseeable risk of harm.

"This case to do with the fact that Tepco, this multi-trillion dollar company … did not do enough to eliminate the foreseeable risk to anyone of dealing with the hazards of a nuclear meltdown," Bonner told the Guardian.

Calling the possibility that a hijacked jet might crash and cause deaths on the ground "a foreseeable risk," the judge refused to dismiss the lawsuits already filed on behalf of those killed and injured at the World Trade Center and at the Pentagon -- and thereby opened the door to others who have not yet sued.

Comparing Tasers to non-lethal tools the judgment said, "The physiological effects, the high levels of pain, and foreseeable risk of physical injury lead us to conclude that the (Taser) X26 and similar devices are a greater intrusion than other non-lethal methods of force we have confronted".