Sentence examples for risks emanating from inspiring English sources

It is imperative that the outcome is free of unpleasant surprises and reducing the risks emanating from uncertainty".

Sussex police admitted they had not known about this, but agreed to advise the Prevent officials of any "emerging risks" emanating from Amer's travels, a possible reference to the potential impact on his brothers.

"In view of the continued risks emanating from Iran, the F.A.T.F. is calling on all countries around the world to advise their financial institutions to pay special attention to financial dealings with Iran," he said.

Exchange controls would greatly restrict the options of the business class, who until now have used western banks and various offshore holdings to manage their Russian investments and to limit their exposure to political risks emanating from the Russian regime.

The amount being discussed for the recapitalization plan is not enough to reassure investors about the risks emanating from Italy, said Jon Peace, an analyst in London for Nomura.

There is, in fact, some evidence that an agent of CPC alone engaged in activities at Ott II’s plant that were eccentric under accepted norms of parental oversight of a subsidiary’s facility: The District Court’s opinion speaks of such an agent who played a conspicuous part in dealing with the toxic risks emanating from the plant’s operation.

"Not all risks emanate from Europe," Mr. de Jager told the International Monetary and Financial Committee of the I.M.F. on Saturday.

Risks emanate also from fiscal uncertainty in the U.S., the decelerating recovery in Japan and slowing growth... in several emerging market economies, especially in China.

The characterization, communication and minimization of risks emanated from organic micropollutants and pathogens in the water cycle are in the focus of the research project TransRisk.

A financial firm might rationally have high leverage or engage in risk-taking activities that are optimal on an individual basis but that aggregated with all other financial firms lead either to too much leverage or to greater risk emanating from the financial sector.

Here's the key points from this morning's statement: 1) Italy is more likely to experience a further sharp increase in its funding costs or the loss of market access than at the time of our rating action five months ago due to increasingly fragile market confidence, contagion risk emanating from Greece and Spain and signs of an eroding non-domestic investor base.