Sentence examples for order risks from inspiring English sources

Anyone who defies the order risks a year's imprisonment and fines of up to 50,000 Egyptian pounds ($7,000).

This portion of Hanen's order "risks injury to tens of thousands of third parties who were brought to this country as children, and who are not parties to this litigation, in circumstances where the States have not identified harm that would justify such an intrusion," DOJ argued.

A police officer explained that her way of dressing could be a public order risk.

It ruled that a proven public order risk had not been demonstrated.

In The New Financial Order: Risk in the 21st Century, I proposed "inequality insurance" as a way to avert disaster.

To determine dosing alert rates based on prescription order characteristics and identify prescription order risk factors for the occurrence of dosing alerts.

When officials do remove guns from those deemed dangerous enough to merit a protection order, risk of intimate partner homicides dropped in at least one study by 19percentt.

This too increased perceived risks.By this point, the banks' risk-management models were shuddering ominously, ordering risks to be reduced across the board, and restraining traders from making bids which served only to reduce liquidity even further.

A distinction is made here between the management of: (1) first order 'societal risks' faced by citizens; and (2) second-order risks to the legitimacy of societal risk managers and their "rules and methods of decision making" as a result of internal and external control, scrutiny and accountability which we call 'managerial risks' (Power 2007).

The Americans at risk from Isis are the ones in Iraq at Obama's orders, risking the outcome they have been sent to prevent.

He banned smoking in enclosed public spaces, ordered risk warnings covering 80% of cigarette packs and banned all tobacco advertising and sponsorships.