Sentence examples for undisclosed risk from inspiring English sources

Sambol's lawyer and Mozilo's lawyer both say that the S.E.C.'s allegation that Countrywide executives knew about undisclosed risk is false, and also assert that the S.E.C.'s complaint selectively quotes e-mails taken out of context.

Mammon is upset too: insurers are pushing for change and a growing chorus of American pension funds and other investment managers see climate as a potentially huge undisclosed risk to their investments.Most importantly, voters seem to be changing their minds.

Dr. Nissen also has a statistician's zeal for drilling deep into clinical data, seeking signs that some widely used drugs pose undisclosed risks to patients.

The question of what the company's top executives knew, or should have known, about the undisclosed risks hiding in AOL's apparently robust results has become central to the company's credibility on Wall Street.

"Start with massive undisclosed risks on Wall Street; magnify those risks with excess leverage; pyramid that leverage with complex new financial instruments few people understand; pay bankers and accountants small fortunes to look the other way; and then watch helplessly as prices plunge and investors realize their savings are built on sand".

The concluding section of the Belmont Report notes a standard of 'the reasonable volunteer' and that 'no undisclosed risks may be more than minimal'.

The Pentagon found 13 undisclosed "high risk" security issues caused by Snowden's disclosure to media outlets, including the Guardian, of tens of thousands of the US eavesdropping agency's most sensitive documents, according to the congressional inquiry.

The plan also calls for regulators to pre-emptively question any money market fund that offers yields that are significantly above its peers, to determine whether the fund is taking undisclosed or unacceptable risks.

Consistent with prior research on health science communication in other countries, we report undisclosed costs and risks, emphasized benefits, unrevealed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims in Italian print media.

Aside from the fact that a large percentage of U.S. commodity exports are done via increasingly difficult-to-obtain letters of credit that are supported by European banks, U.S. banks possibly are sitting on a pyramid of undisclosed so-called "balanced risk" on debt issued by European Union countries.

Unreported costs and risks, emphasized benefits, undisclosed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims about new medical approaches may create medicalization of non-diseases or incorrectly influence decisions about treatment choices and medical care [30].