Sentence examples for risks assumed from inspiring English sources

The losses from fire and other risks assumed were not deducted.

The debate raised issues about how to compare the risks assumed by the government under different procurement options and how the differences in risks should be reflected in the discount rates.

The Fed members also pointed out that heightened "geopolitical risks," assumed by Fed watchers to be a reference to a possible war with Iraq, were a "major source of uncertainty" in the economy.

So the federal government writes out checks to Iowa corn farmers to supplement their income, and at times insures them against all sorts of risks assumed by any other business.

These include errors in the identification and interpretation of previous symptoms, in the mitigation measures undertaken and in the risks assumed by personnel, due to lack of information and training.

Now, the focus is on what the law enforcement trainer Ron Borsch calls the "stopwatch of death" – the calculation that the sharply increased risks assumed by those first responders are outweighed by the knowledge that killers bent on creating maximum carnage will not stop killing until they are challenged and neutralized.

Our assessment of risks assumes that the climate is stationary over the period 1980 2015, and therefore may slightly underestimate risks associated with a changing climate9.

Then, in 1989 an advisory committee of the F.D.A. noted that if a woman over 40 was healthy and did not smoke, the pill's benefits probably outweighed possible risks, assuming she used the lowest-dose pill that was effective.

BACKGROUND The classic view of blood pressure (BP) reactivity to psychological stress in relation to cardiovascular risks assumes that excess reactivity is worse and lower reactivity is better.

The problem with this view is that it risks assuming past performance is an indicator of future capability.

Then, we assigned relative risks assuming the independence model.