Sentence examples for risk lapses from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Dimon and Lee Raymond, the lead director of the board, have vowed to further rectify risk lapses and improve controls.

At a recent meeting with bank management, including the chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, and the general counsel, Stephen M. Cutler, the company owned up to its recent risk lapses, CtW said, but it has failed to devise any significant changes to improve the risk committee's operations.

This will enhance decision making, limit risk lapses and improve shareholder returns in the long term.

Typically, the school hosts election year debates with student speakers, but Madsen said with all the negativity that's amassed around the contest between Clinton and Trump, the history department thought it would be more instructive for the student body to hear from speakers like Schiff than to risk lapsing into name calling.

Everywhere risks lapsing into bouts of chaos and strife.

People still had to act.At another extreme, Sartre risked lapsing into stoical banalities.

Reviewing this "luminous semi-documentary film" in The Times, Stephen Holden wrote that it risked "lapsing into ethnographic sentimentality and at moments comes perilously close to turning into an escapist fantasy of abandoning civilization for never-never land".

Unless Congress, now at a record low 14% public approval rating, finds a better way to deal with partisan conflict than it has in the past year, the country risks lapsing back into the kind of recession, or worse, that we had in 2008, the last time the stock market dropped that much: 5% in the last week, 11% in two weeks.

At times, "The Great Risk Shift" lapses into the kind of glass-half-emptyism that can cause Democrats to sound out of touch with a normally optimistic country.

Design of wards particularly within the critical care setting must consider physical and personnel requirements to facilitate safe delivery of care, and staff workflows must be optimized to facilitate patient safety and avoid inadvertently putting patients at risk with lapses in safety procedures [ 10].

It makes no sense to cut spending and raise taxes now, while the economy is still very weak, inflation is negative and there is serious risk of lapsing back into recession.