Sentence examples for release the risk from inspiring English sources

He added: "This is the second legal direction to the government to release the risk register.

"Ministers must now respect the law, release the risk register in full and let people make up their own minds on the NHS changes.

To release the risk of welding distortion, the welding method called "bridge type" is suggested and the shape of weld joint is adjusted to secure the manufacturability of the issued components.

For example, Binswanger and her colleagues (2007) examining a cohort of inmates released found that during the first two weeks after release the risk of death among former inmates was 12.7 times higher compared with other state residents, "…with a markedly elevated relative risk of death from drug overdose…" (p.157).

After adjustment for total runtime and years since release, the risk of on-screen death of important characters was higher in children's animated films than in comparison films (hazard ratio 2.52, 95% confidence interval 1.30 to 4.90).

However, it released the risk assessment table for children being restrained using MMPR in detention or being taken to detention, which also includes children being deported.

Critics of fracking for shale gas, where water, sand and chemicals at pumped at pressure underground to release the fuel, say it risks contaminating water supplies, using excessive amounts of water and could divert investment away from renewable energy.

Many Republicans are worried that releasing the detainees risks American lives.

Injecting water, sand and chemicals under high pressure to fracture the bedrock and release the gas involves a serious risk of groundwater contamination.

Or the ­freedom to watch a movie at home on the first day of its cinema release – at the risk of ­closing half the cinemas in the ­country?

In addition, a structured weekly release runs the risk of few people returning to the website on multiple occasions.