Sentence examples for risk decisions from inspiring English sources

But he defended A.I.G.'s risk decisions, saying the insurer had stopped issuing new insurance on mortgage securities in 2006.

KBC has said publicly that all credit and risk decisions were approved by executives in Brussels and that its financial products division suffered a fate similar to many other institutions because of the global credit meltdown.

For instance, Hardaker et al. (2004) assume that farmers make risk decisions under full asset integration.

It seems wise to incorporate the values and preferences of those who are affected by risk decisions as these groups and individuals will later experience the outcomes of the risk decisions.

The data of this survey substantiated how difficult it is for the motivated and interested well-informed consumer to make personal risk decisions.

In the farm risk literature, it is sometimes assumed, however, that income and wealth have equal weight in the argument of the utility function for risk decisions.

"We've worked a lot on improving risk literacy," he began, "because big-risk decisions are taken by everyone from directors of finance to junior managers.

If civil servants are to be innovators, taking high-risk decisions about how public money should be spent, should they be more accountable?

Inside News International's temporary offices, the decision to close the News of the World is being seen as classic Murdoch behaviour – a family known for taking tough, high-risk decisions that others would balk at.

The new police recruitment schemes have been highly controversial within the service, with the president of the Association of Chief Police Officers expressing concerns over "people on work experience taking high-risk decisions".

Choosing nuclear power means embarking on a path that reasonably requires a government to guard sensitive secrets, to heighten defenses against terrorism, to make high-risk decisions for its citizens — not exactly the actions that promote constitutional democracy.