Sentence examples for high level risk from inspiring English sources
Conversely both Vietnam and the Philippines cite confrontation with China as a high level risk, as both countries dispute China's claim over land in the South China Sea, where the Chinese government has recently constructed artificial islands.
According to the The Guardian, friction between the two men is causing "high level" risk to the programme.
The vast majority displayed at least medium levels of challenging behaviour, and over three-quarters had at least one high level risk, highlighting the severity of their needs.
Against this, in 2008 a UK Government report on corporate banking failures found that the essential 'challenge' step in board decision-making processes was often missing, and that the role of NEDs should be more than a 'rubber-stamping' exercise, with the appointment of NEDs who are prepared to focus on high level risk issues [ 16].
Apart from routine or near routine encounters, the report identifies "11 serious incidents of a more aggressive or unusually provocative nature, bringing a higher level risk of escalation".
On June 15 , 2007 an evidently high-level risk management officer for Chase's investment bank sent a lunchtime e-mail to colleagues to report that another bank executive "just told me that there is a well-known cloud over the head of Madoff and that his returns are speculated to be part of a Ponzi scheme".
It's a weird place to be," says Cliff Rossi, who was a high-level risk management executive at Countrywide, Washington Mutual and Freddie Mac before the crisis.
Our results suggest that significant SNP-SNP interactions could exist between SNPs with low and insignificant main effects, and these interactions could be associated with altered amyloid burden and explain high-level risk in AD.
The results of this study indicate that in the study community household residents, and particularly the young children, live constantly with a medium to high-level risk of acquiring infections from environmental contamination.
The proposed standard should be a systematic assessment approach starting with a high-level risk assessment, followed by experimental evaluation, and, finally, identification of PARs for CMAs, as outlined below.
