Sentence examples for obligatory risk from inspiring English sources

The draft agreement establishes four "risk groups" of member states to serve as a basis for obligatory "risk associated cooperation", for joint risk assessment and joint establishment of preventive and emergency measures.

Treatment becomes obligatory only when risk or evidence of practice difficulties are identified.

For example, if a woman decides after work on Friday to take her children fishing, she could receive the obligatory state counseling about risk and then cast off from the dock... on Monday evening.

Patient self-management (PSM) of international normalized ratio (INR) shows that intensive obligatory training lowers the risk for severe bleeding complications [ 10- 12].

We suggest that the PTO's reliance on prior grantees to subsidize current applicants exposes the Agency to a risk that its obligatory costs will surpass incoming fee collections.

For future monitoring studies, it should be obligatory in terms of environmental risk assessment to define the exact animal type as the origin of the manure and to measure and report nitrogen content and dry matter content of the analyzed manures.

The obligatory management of inherited technological risks and uncertainties on large temporal and geographical scales, is a novel feature of technology assessment and governance.

Wider definitions of supererogation, which refer to any non-obligatory good action, are at risk of losing sight of the specifically moral value usually associated with "acting beyond the call of duty" or "going the second mile".

We used billing data from the cafeterias' obligatory cashless payment system to ascertain risk factors for disease.

LN includes ALH and LCIS, risk factors and non-obligatory precursors of breast cancer.

Access to experienced surgeons and sophisticated multidisciplinary teams who assess the benefits and risks of surgery is obligatory.