Sentence examples for official risk from inspiring English sources

Please review the University's official Risk Classifications for the complete definitions, and see Secure Computing's homepage to answer your questions about handling specific types of information.

Evidence of a networked genome shatters the scientific basis for virtually every official risk assessment of today's commercial biotech products, from genetically engineered crops to pharmaceuticals.

In our data log we record each incident under its official risk rating – minor, major or critical, and type, from sexual assault, suicide attempts and self-harm to property damage and lost items.

The potential for "fee refugees" who move their families from England to Scotland or Wales to avoid high tuition costs has been raised once again, this time in an official risk assessment from Hefce, the THE reports.

We document risk assessment advice offered to government regulators in Australia, New Zealand and Brazil during official risk evaluations of GM plants for use as human food or for release into the environment (whether for field trials or commercial release), how the regulator considered those risks, and what that experience teaches us about the GMO risk assessment framework.

While it is apparent that at the scientific level the integration of a more holistic approach to the dimensions of GMO risks is feasible and indeed led to first results (e.g. by the projects GenEERA and GeneRisk), the existing official risk assessment and decision-making procedures cannot guarantee an appropriate reflection of these findings.

The essay is expected to be a carefully researched account of a story of how an official risked his or her career to stand up for the needs of the public.

For example, current official risks are derived mainly from the Japanese survivors of the atomic bombs.

Should health officials risk issuing stern warnings that may frighten people?

Building officials, risk managers, planning and zoning commissions, and fire departments view the monitoring of hazardous gases from a code enforcement rather than compliance perspective.

By putting their names on these documents, officials risk signing away one of the rule of law's last defenses.