Sentence examples for hazard arising from inspiring English sources

Liability, in law, a broad term including almost every type of duty, obligation, debt, responsibility, or hazard arising by way of contract, tort, or statute.

A statement from the prosecutorial Investigative Committee said the officials "did not determine the proportion of the natural disaster, did not carry out their responsibility to promptly and appropriately warn the population about the hazard arising from an extreme situation caused by nature, or to evacuate people to safe areas".

In October of last year, Zero voluntarily recalled 200 of their dirt bikes due to a safety hazard arising when the throttle of the bike would stick, causing unexpected acceleration.

It is now widely accepted that one cause of the Asian crisis was the moral hazard arising from government guarantees toward banks.

It is a dynamic system that can cope with new hazard arising from the appearance of emerging pathogens and food poisoning, due to changes in habits and consumption patterns (Pardo et al. 2011).

The main hazard arising from cell cultures themselves is from infectious agents carried either by the cells or from the components of the culture medium.

A smart driver will interrupt the call when a hazard arises, but only if the driver notices it in the first place.

Put bluntly, moral hazard arises as more economic activity is likely to locate in harm's way along the pretty coast.

Additional coastal flooding hazard arises due to reduced effectiveness of gravity-based drainage systems to drain rainwater during heavy rain events.

Moral hazard arises when two or more parties form an agreement or contractual relationship and the arrangement itself provides the incentive for misbehavior by insuring one party against responsibility.

This issue, known as pipeline "hazard", arises when the dependence between the elaborations is violated.