Sentence examples similar to legislating risk from inspiring English sources

"We can't legislate against risk," DanielGuy told me.

On the international front a new student protection regime has been legislated and a risk-managed student visa system focused on high quality students has been introduced.

It is recommended that the term "risk" be defined if legislated within the RMA (as natural hazards are defined), to ensure a consistent approach to risk management.

Concessions made in the Senate and the cost of delays in legislation cost the budget another $10.6bn over four years, with the government calculating another $33.9bn of revenue at risk from measures not yet legislated.

Measuring happiness is entirely subjective, and when politicians start legislating to make us happier, there is a risk that they become overbearing interferers.

"You can't legislate away stupidity and risk-taking and greed and recklessness.

"You can't legislate away stupidity and risk-taking and greed and recklessness," Geithner said at an event in April.

The ability of parliaments on both sides of the ocean to legislate on behalf of their people was at risk from an astonishing treaty that would grant corporations special powers to sue governments.

We recognize that all things entail some measure of risk as well as benefit, and we legislate regulations accordingly.

But she believes that legislating to ease the suffering of the very few risks the lives of thousands.

Intelligence from Stockport going into the game told us there was no substantial risk of trouble … unfortunately, you cannot legislate for the mentality of a very, very small minority".