Sentence examples for penalty risk from inspiring English sources

Related: AFP officer asked to be taken off Bali Nine case because of death penalty risk The AFP strenuously defended its decision to share information with Indonesia on Australian Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, who were executed for drug offences in April.

Moreover, studies that fail to account for qualification mismatch while estimating the field-of-study mismatch wage penalty risk producing biased estimates as part of the marginal penalty associated with field-of-study mismatch have to do with workers having to downgrade in order to find work in other fields rather than to them working in other fields per se (Kim et al. 2012).

"We are deeply concerned by the commission's departure from established channels of multilateral cooperation on tax policy in favor of a unilateral approach that, by imposing unforeseeable and retroactive penalties, risks chilling transatlantic commerce and investment and growth in the EU at the expense of US taxpayers".

The multi-objective optimization problem was solved by using the weighted-sum method that imposes a penalty for risk to the objective function.

As long as we have the death penalty, we risk making the horrifying mistake of taking an innocent person's life.

"If you put too much penalty on risk judgment, what kind of world are you going to have?" Blankfein, the CEO and chairman of Goldman Sachs, reportedly said today during a discussion with Motorola Solutions CEO Greg Brown.

And they have to have the ability to do it without any penalties or risk to their career for trying new things.

"The small minority who persist in dragging their feet, hiding or helping others to hide their money and assets at home or abroad, now face increased financial penalties and risk criminal prosecution," he said.

They had replaced Harden four minutes from the break as they prepared to defend a five-metre scrum: he had been penalised at two of the set pieces and had become both a yellow card and a penalty-try risk.

"The small minority who persist in dragging their feet, hiding or helping others to hide their money and assets at home or abroad, now face increased financial penalties and risk criminal prosecution".

But if it actually carries out the penalties, it risks a political backlash in the United States, the most powerful force for free-flowing global trade and the W.T.O.'s biggest backer.