Sentence examples for rule risk from inspiring English sources

It is the only national fast-food chain that closes on Sunday so operators can go to church and spend time with their families; franchisees who don't go along with the rule risk having their contracts terminated.

In addition to identifying very low risk patients for whom unnecessary hospital admission may be avoided, the MACS rule risk stratifies the remaining patients.

With a readjudicated diagnosis of AMI using hs-cTnT as the reference standard, the rates of MACE and AMI stratified by MACS rule risk group are shown in figure 4. Again, two (1.6%) patients in the very low risk group developed MACE, which were both coronary stenoses not deemed to warrant revascularisation.

He added that repealing the rule risks "making physicians seem like a bunch of vultures".

Davies accepted that the rule risks a repeat at the London 2012 Olympics.

However, any prolonged period of direct rule risks creating a political vacuum and providing succour to dissident republicans who have long argued that Sinn Féin should never have agreed to prop up any Stormont administration.

Such loose rules risk redefining "militants" as any military-age males seen in a strike zone.

The first is that tougher rules risk making British banks less competitive.

Instead, the rules risk strengthening the position of large energy companies at the expense of small-scale renewable energy initiatives.

Proposed changes to planning rules risk fuelling tensions between neighbours by "opening the floodgates" to thousands of unsightly house extensions, councils have warned ahead of a Commons vote.

That is why many developing countries are keen to see trade-remedy laws reformed, even though they themselves increasingly use them.More immediately, trade-remedy rules risk souring the environment for global trade.