Sentence examples for risk stemming from inspiring English sources

estimated bank risk stemming from the crisis at roughly €300 billion, or $412 billion.

The proposed rule would require brokerage firms to set up controls to reduce the risk stemming from erroneous orders made by their sponsored trading customers.

"In the next few days, you're going to see more of this type of action going on," Mateen says, something the FBI said as early as the day of the shooting was not a risk stemming from the nightclub assault.

In the past, the bank argued that it needed to hedge risk stemming from its large retail banking business, but it has also said that it supported portions of the Volcker Rule.

Warns on Risk  |  The European Central Bank moved to give the region's financial institutions a helping hand on Wednesday, easing its lending terms, as the International Monetary Fund said bank risk stemming from the sovereign debt crisis stood at around 300 billion euros ($412 billion).

The fly in the ointment has been political risk stemming from the Obama administration's efforts to reform the sector.

The second risk stems from the Egyptian Constitution, which gives the power to dissolve Parliament and call new elections only to an elected president.

The biggest risk stems from unemployment, which now stands at 12.1% in the euro area, the highest on records going back to 1995.

Mikhail Kasyanov, a former prime minister turned would-be opposition leader, predicts a national crisis following a manipulated election.Another risk stems from Russia's only real political competition: that among Kremlin factions.

Their risk stems from their exposure to hazards in addition to their marginal status that reduces their ability to deal with emergencies.

The risk stems from the fact that credit card purchases are approved in batch systems periodically, based on "credit judgment," instead of in a real-time process that actually checks current account status.