Sentence examples for risk of robbery from inspiring English sources

To reduce the risk of robbery or theft, no transaction by law may exceed 10,000 rupees (about $212).

Merchants often object that night deliveries increase the risk of robbery, cause scheduling inconveniences and add night-differential pay to labor costs.

This has caused migrants to make lengthy detours, making journeys to ever more remote and perilous routes where they face a heightened risk of robbery, rape, abduction and death.

So at 2.35am we awaited a collectivo in the dark, while I recalled the advice of a girl we'd met earlier: 'Don't travel at night.' Apparently there's a higher risk of robbery, as the Central Highlands are (allegedly) bandit country.

Besides the risk of robbery, there is the risk of embarrassment from (sometimes unwitting) association with mobsters, as when the Bank of New York was apparently used to launder Russian mafia money.

In this study, risk terrain modeling (RTM), a geospatial crime forecasting and diagnostic tool, is utilized to identify place features that increase the risk of robbery and their particular spatial influence in Chicago, Illinois Newark, New Jersey and Kansas City, Missouriri.

"We wanted to minimise the risk of robberies and it's quicker with the customers when they pay by card," says Victoria Nilsson, who manages two of the bakery chain's 16 stores across the city.

There are risks of robbery, accidents, bad weather.

Some Hajj caravans were to be guarded by soldiers because there were risks of robbery or attack or natural hazards.

You're probably at no more risk of a robbery on your own than you are with two people".

Or, he said, the government might have to accept the risk of another robbery occurring and then arresting him.