Sentence examples for sufficient risk from inspiring English sources
Only 5,778 of the 31,392 sex offenders are considered to pose sufficient risk to require higher-level supervision, 600 fewer than in 2006/07.
The company admitted it failed to ensure the health, safety and welfare at work of its employees, including Yasmin Walker, on the above date and also to carry out a suitable and sufficient risk assessment.
That decision said the clause bars new laws that create a "sufficient risk of increasing the measure of punishment attached to the covered crimes".
"A retrospective increase in the guidelines range applicable to a defendant," Justice Sotomayor concluded, "creates a sufficient risk of a higher sentence to constitute an ex post facto violation".
This "advance notice of proposed rulemaking" has drawn protests from many real estate professionals, including lawyers, brokers and title insurance agents, who say the government could wind up imposing costly administrative burdens on them without having demonstrated that a sufficient risk exists to warrant the heightened regulation.
Some managers don't have sufficient risk controls.
It wasn't pure research, but rather a culture of taking sufficient risks to get products to market through learning, discovery, iteration and execution.
Instead we established a data safety and monitoring plan, which requires interim analyses after every twenty patients are enrolled to determine whether there are sufficient risks or benefits, or whether significant differences in virological outcomes between study arms have developed that warrant trial cessation.
COX-2 selective inhibitors alone may not provide sufficient ulcer risk reduction for very high GI risk patients.
It is possible that ALDH1 alone is not sufficient for risk stratification among an already high-risk group such as young women.
Lawyers for NAMA had argued that the central bank, the financial regulator and the European Commission all deemed Mr. McKillen's loans a sufficient systemic risk to merit their inclusion in NAMA.
