Sentence examples for taking over risk from inspiring English sources

She ran the bank's consumer lending and marketing programs before taking over risk management eight years ago.

The questions in Q2 concerned diarrhoeal and other symptoms during and just after the trip, medications taken over its course, risk behaviour, and contacts with local health care.

Funnelling investments through banks that toed the government line allowed political considerations to take precedence over risk assessment.East Asia's economies may be viable, but it is a mistake to suggest that their "fundamentals" are sound.

The council at the centre of a row over an Italian woman who was given a forced caesarean section and then had her baby taken from her said the decision was taken over concerns about the "risks to mother and child".

The public authority thus monitors JPFE expenditure and ultimately guarantees any financial risks taken over by the company.

This is partly because of "event risk" (being taken over and so on): in the "new economy", after all, everything is up for grabs.

The schools have a year to come up with a plan to get on track, or risk being taken over or closed down.For centuries education has been considered a charitable activity, with no questions asked.

Education Secretary Michael Gove announced today that schools unable to meet new targets risk being taken over and run by a neighbouring academy.

Instead of expecting the U.S. to risk a nuclear exchange to protect Europe, the Europeans should take over that risk.

Some observers worry that the Fed is taking over the banks' financial risk.

The Democrats may hope for a cleaner mandate, rather than risk taking over a sinking ship.But to the financial markets, this politicking is a distraction.