Sentence examples for risk calling from inspiring English sources

He has told journalists that he would testify in the libel trial, but it is unclear whether either side will risk calling him.

"Once you have a mix between those responsible for presentation and intelligence, you risk calling into question the authenticity of intelligence reports," said Sir John Stanley, a former Tory defence minister.

It is not clear whether prosecutors will appeal her decision, or — if it stands — whether they will risk calling the witness, a move that could help Mr. Sterling to appeal any conviction.

"Something has got to be not right if they are going to risk calling a tips hot line or approaching a J.S.S.," he said, referring to the Joint Security Stations, the American neighborhood mini-bases set up after the troop increase this year.

The PPF, an alliance of the unions representing footballers, cricketers, golfers, jockeys, rugby and snooker players, described sportsmen as "at risk", calling at a conference in Edgbaston for more recognition and help to be made available for those whose gambling has become a problem.

More fundamentally, any significant change in our remit - especially in a highly politically sensitive area such as this - would again require clear cross-party support if it was not to risk calling the legitimacy and independence of the OBR into question.

The memos emphasized a potential risk called QT prolongation, in which the heart delays recharging electrically.

Mr Black had no counterweight, because nobody could fire him.Despite this increased risk, calls for the reform of super-voting shares inside companies are sporadic.

(2012) have developed a new measure for adverse selection risk called VPIN.

London-based Tropical Storm Risk calls for 12 named storms, including five hurricanes.

This array separates uveal melanoma into two subsets either low metastatic risk, called 'class 1' tumours (1% of metastatic recurrence) or high metastatic risk, called 'class 2' tumours (26% of metastasis).