Sentence examples for grounds of risk from inspiring English sources

Christie says councillors were adamant they did not want major change in that area, on the grounds of risk.

To the extent that this process hinges on the ability to make distinctions on the grounds of risk, typicality, and appropriateness, these technologies play a critical role in shaping the boundaries of enforcement and thus the scope and depth of the regulatory vision.

Using national data, it has been estimated that at any time there are 36,000 pre-school children in Australia in the same circumstances as the children eligible to participate in the EYEP trial, requiring casework services on the grounds of risk of child abuse and neglect [ 36, 37].

It feels like déjà vu when Attorney General Holder justifies the invasion and breach of the AP's rights to freedom of the press on the grounds of "risks to national security".

"I still believe this project is doomed," said Howard Wheeldon, a senior strategist at the brokerage firm BGCPartners in London, and long a skeptic of the project on the grounds of cost, risk and its lack of export orders.

As Birmingham Metropolitan College, one of Britain's largest institutes of higher education, bans Muslim women from wearing veils on the grounds of "security risk" – then changes its mind within days – we ask: what, precisely, were they imagining?

Having previously refused to invest in Canadian tar sands on the grounds of ecological risk, in 2007 it reversed this position, plunging into the world's biggest environmental battleground.

"Moreover, once the applicants' tariff had expired, their detention had been justified solely on the grounds of the risk they had posed to the public and the need for access to rehabilitative treatment at that stage became all the more pressing".

It also means we persuaded an elected board of utility commissioners in Oklahoma to reject life extension plans for aging coal plants on the grounds of economic risk.

These rosy evaluations also overlooked the 1981 recommendation by the Toxic Substances Board, a Department of Health advisory body, that lead be removed from gasoline as soon as was practicable on the grounds of a risk to health [ 31].

What is more, on the day that UNgass opened on 19 April, many NGOs were denied entry to the UN (on the grounds of security risks).