To protect transnational capital from a non-existent risk, our governments are recklessly abandoning the principle of equality before the law.
"On the contrary, by asserting in a prominent place (the journal Nature) that this non-existent risk needs solution, these papers subtract from the ability of the body politic to do sensible risk assessment to create sensible public policy.
Calls for "extreme vetting" or sweeping bans don't just fail to reduce the already non-existent risk to Americans, but also impugn the work of the employees already doing a bang-up job.
The message that Richman and the Prevention Access Campaign have been trying to promote is that HIV-positive people who have been undetectable for at least six months and adhere to treatment pose negligible to non-existent risk in transmitting the virus to others.
44 It is important to note that our main result is not the significantly decreased risk of later musculoskeletal pain observed in men with low strength, but the non-existent risk increases in the same group.
But, as the panel pointed out, those unknowable (and possibly non-existent) risks must be weighed against the very real suffering that would be caused by doing nothing.
The plant breeder urged parties to the convention in Sharm El-Sheikh to look at science in a natural way, contending that scientific breakthroughs should not be impeded out of fear of non-existent risks.
The Best Laid Plans is an example of the myopic culture of mediocrity that infects the CBC, in which quality standards are non-existent, risks are never taken, and no one bothers to criticize anything because hockey is the only reason anyone watches the damn channel in the first place.
proponents are up in arms about the non-existent risks of men pretending to be trans women to prey on girls in school bathrooms, but these same legislators have otherwise been noticeably absent from genuine efforts to address the very real problem of gender violence in education.
When the markets were moving upward, the perception of risk was non existent.
While SCC are common among stroke patients, knowledge about the following aspects is only limited or practically non-existent: the risk profile for developing SCC; their course over time; their impact on quality of life (QOL), subjective recovery and activities in daily life (ADL) functioning; and their prognostic implications.
