We're often told to eat better to ward off risk of disease and dying early.
But it also allows them to charge smokers up to 50 percent higher premiums to ward off bad risks.
As a society, we are used to the idea of taking preventative action to ward off health risks, and there is an important lesson here for communicating climate change: the more that climate change can be presented as bad for our health, the more likely it is that folks beyond the keen-green crowd will take notice.
Turning down his testosterone level helps ward off that risk.
It took this extraordinary step to ward off the risk of falling prices, or deflation, it said.
But broad cross-party support would still be desirable to provide stability and ward off any risk of a policy reversal by a future government.
To ward off the risk of regulatory overkill, a strong and well-respected SEC chairman is needed now more than ever.
To ward off the risk of "a growing bourgeoisie becoming strong enough to take political power", China's Communist Party must "exercise its right to determine what constitutes legitimate political discourse", he has written.
That is down sharply from 70% in late 2008, though still up from zero before the crisis.Bond investors expect a concerted effort by the Fed to ward off the risk of deflation, however small.
To ward off the risk of hackers swiping age verification identities, he suggested websites should not store the identity of people they age-check, but rather utilize a third party attribute provider to verify age — which would only send back an encrypted token confirming a check has been passed.
U.S. economic strength is offset by weakness in Europe, where policymakers are contemplating further stimulus to ward off the risk of deflation — a debilitating condition of falling prices and wages.
