Sentence examples for voluntary risk from inspiring English sources

In my experience, this mutually voluntary risk is rarely a source of resentment on the part of fixers.

In a statement the Met said the form was a "voluntary risk assessment form", but the current form recognised that it may be "a licence condition on some premises licence", in which case it would be "mandatory".

Jim Voelz Des Peres, Mo., Oct. 9, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "A Texas-Sized Health CappyFailure," by Cappy McGarr (Op-Ed, Oct. 6): The most interesting thing about Cappy McGarr's tale is that he apparently didn't realize before running the Texas insurance exchange that voluntary risk pooling always fails because the bad risks drive out the good risks.

Then, according to the level of the identified health risk, regulations could or could not be applied based on local circumstances, e.g., public acceptance, voluntary risk vs. involuntary risk, etc.

Form 696 is a voluntary risk assessment document that the London Metropolitan Police as some promoters to fill out on the grounds that the information helps the police "violent crime".

Moreover, the Distinguished Warfare Medal's placement directly above the Soldier's Medal -- an award for bravery and voluntary risk of life not involving conflict with an armed enemy -- diminishes the precedence given to acts of individual gallantry in circumstances other than combat".

In itself, that may not be a bad thing: people may well decide to spend a lot more to protect themselves from particularly nasty deaths, and less to prevent deaths that result from voluntary risk-taking.

People worry less about voluntary risks.Worst of all, the risk is hard to mitigate.

Scientists who have studied risk and risk perception have determined that the public seems willing to accept voluntary risks roughly 1,000 times greater than involuntary risks.

More generally speaking, a reasonably complete account of the ethics of risk must distinguish between intentional and unintentional risk exposure and between voluntary risk-taking, risks imposed on a person who accepts them, and risks imposed on a person who does not accept them.

We examine voluntary, informal risk sharing using a visual representation of the solidarity game developed for low-literacy populations.