Sentence examples for language risk from inspiring English sources

ACG makes the point that financial reform can be separated into 6 categories or battle grounds: Derivatives Language, Risk Management, Consumer Protection, Federal Reserve Accountability, Resolution Authority, and Investor Protection.

In the TEDS sample as a whole, 12% of twin pairs met this criterion of language risk at 4 years of age.

These children came from the original "language risk" and "low-risk" samples defined on the basis of parental report at 4 years.

This was formed by including all twin pairs who had been in the low-risk subgroup at 6 years of age plus a random subset of the language risk pairs to give a normative group that contained 12% of language risk cases (i.e., reflecting the proportions of high- and low-risk pairs in the whole population).

For two thirds of the cases from "language risk" and "low-risk" samples (78 twin pairs), data were available from earlier waves of testing at both 4 and 6 years of age.

At 6 years of age a further group of TEDS twins was selected such that two thirds of them met criteria for "language risk," whereas the remaining one third were a low-risk sample (see Bishop et al., 2006).

If you think his language risks tarring every Muslim with the terrorist brush, he says, then yours is the unjust assumption.

That would soothe Israel's supporters, who argue that the BBC's usual language risks legitimising terrorism.To report better on the Palestinians, the BBC will open a bureau in the West Bank.

But switching languages risks damaging pupils' progression, says Board.

The use of a translator may help but technical words may have no direct translation into Indian languages risking misunderstanding.

They are trapped time and again, by the apparently innocuous language of risk management, into positions that, designed to demonise behaviour, actually demonise a class.