What is the optimal frequency of HIV testing in rural populations in the US? Until recently, the US has pursued a risk-based approach to HIV testing.
Under Ridley's chairmanship, the bank pursued a high-risk, reckless business strategy that eventually backfired, and had to be bailed out by British taxpayers to the tune of £27 billion ($41 billion).
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Republicans said Ms. Pelosi and President Obama were pursuing a high-risk strategy.
Yet, in their wish to deny Salmond such a prize, unionists are pursuing a high-risk strategy.
This is a case, moreover, where it makes sense for the Knicks to pursue a high-risk strategy.
Merck is pursuing a high-risk strategy in pressing ahead with its application to sell Arcoxia in the United States, scientists said.
Kiessling and Ribbeck say that the Bose grant has enabled them to form a dynamic partnership, and pursue a high-risk, high-reward idea.
Of course, if Mr. Romney feels as though he needs to pursue a high-risk strategy to win the White House, then he might be willing to take a chance on an inexperienced candidate, or one who might anger his base.
By concentrating nearly half of the account's assets in risky mortgage-backed securities, Access claims in the lawsuit, JPMorgan breached its investment management contract, which required Mr. Ufferfilge to pursue a low-risk, diversified strategy that allowed only up to 20percentt of the fund's assets to be invested in mortgage-related securities.
But sometimes a campaign can have a moment of clarity — as John McCain's did in 2008 when it picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate precisely because it knew that it needed to pursue a high-risk, and potentially high-reward approach.
