The drug's label now refers to the risk of "preparing and eating food, making phone calls, or having sex".
That is the risk of preparing students for participation in a democracy.
Traditionally, arms control has had three purposes: reducing the risks of war, preparing for the burdens of war, and controlling damages should it break out.
In deciding how to deal with them, governments face a trade-off between the cost-effectiveness of preparing for risks and that of coping with their consequences.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Natural disasters Markets Reprints.
The costs of preparing for risks are immediate and must be incurred predominantly up front while the benefits, even if substantial, tend to accrue over time, are less visible, and are therefore more uncertain (World Bank 2014).
The chewing of betel nut, with or without tobacco and prepared in various ways, is a common practice in the region and a case control study has been designed to study the pattern of risk associated with different ways of preparing and chewing the nuts.
Policy planners must think outside the risk box, searching out and planning for a strategic surprise, which dwells outside the domain of risk, to prepare an option portfolio for issues that are poorly understood, both in terms of the likelihood of the event in question and of its consequences if it should occur.
What strategies are employed to allocate the risk of, to prepare for, or to defend against, infringement litigation?
They pose a risk, just as in other areas we have a risk of earthquakes, we have a risk when we drive a car of car accidents, when we buy a house there is a risk of burning the house, and so on - and for all of those risks we prepare ahead of time.
Charities often deal with risk by preparing a register of all the things that could go wrong.
