Both Mr. Dimon and Lee Raymond, the lead director of the board, have vowed to further rectify risk lapses and improve controls.
As investigations proceed into the biggest mine disaster in 40 years, Congress is its usual study in partisan obstruction, with Republicans in no hurry to rectify lethal workplace risks laid bare by the disaster.
A peace agreement must be struck by re-instituting the Doha peace conference to rectify such future risks.
Cigarette makers will soon have to sponsor "corrective" statements on television and in newspapers to rectify previously misleading claims about the risks of smoking and second-hand smoke.
Measures to rectify population declines include assessment of local extinction risk, population ecology, viability, and genetic differentiation.
After 9/11, "the FATF took over responsibility for the development of standards in the fight against terrorist financing," to encourage nations to rectify what the FATF calls "strategic deficiencies" that pose risks to the global financial system.
During the 2007 baseline survey, we had difficulties reaching higher risk sub-groups; inclusion of party houses for the follow-up survey helped to rectify this omission, but may have increased reporting of high risk activities.
This deficiency can hinder interpretation of the evidence on factors associated with lung cancer risk, a deficiency we have tried to rectify using an indirect estimation method.
While underpinning and other remedies will rectify the symptom, it does not guarantee that the subsidence risk has been reduced or mitigated.
The greatest risk to overdose is using alone, and people rectify that by moving in together, in close proximity, creating their own community for safety".
Far more than most, this particular drug and device risks the life-threatening harms that administrative regulation seeks to rectify.
