The risk analysis will of course include the cost of having the signature made more reliable and the cost of its being not genuine.

A risk mitigation plan is determined for each identified performance risk and time, cost, and responsibility is determined and documented.

But such a lack of continuity and training may put at risk the cost effectiveness and consistency of deliveries.

But, despite deep divisions among the rebels, the cost of Western indifference is probably higher than the risk of intervention.

In the view of the Panel, such preserves are feasible, cost effective and pose a low risk of adverse impacts.

While the right policies cannot eliminate risk, they can ameliorate the cost benefit tradeoff from capital flows.

The discount rate used is generally the appropriate weighted average cost of capital (WACC), that reflects the risk of the cashflows.

In the view of the Panel, such a preserve is feasible, cost effective and poses a low risk of adverse impacts.

The environmental cost of the disaster combined with the financial cost of the clean up (and the threat of financial penalty to Exxon) caused the industrial world to re think their definitions of risk.

As in finance, ensuring that the originator of a risk pays the cost seems to be the most sensible approach.

The studies demonstrated that space assets could complement ground based observations and therefore represented a credible and interesting means of assessing NEO risk, including from the point of view of risk and cost.

The risk is that there will be insufficient information to properly update policies and to optimize cost effectiveness.

When investors make less risky loans, they require a lower risk premium , thereby reducing the cost of borrowing to the borrower.

Sharp rises in sovereign, corporate, and interbank liquidity spreads will increase the cost of capital, and increases in risk aversion, volatility, and sovereign risk will undermine business, investor, and consumer confidence further.

Of course, economic relations between states foster interdependence, decreasing the risk of conflict. But if conflict does erupt, the cost is far higher.

Those who are willing to engage often demand steep risk premiums that dramatically increase the cost of capital, often to usurious levels.

For example, rather than trying to regulate away problems, which probably won't work, if we could price into the cost of doing business, the cost of catastrophe, so that people who are doing things that had a higher cost of catastrophe would have to take insurance against that risk.

Another similarity between Japan s current crisis and the recent financial crisis is that the false risk assessment was largely due to the asymmetric distribution of social welfare and individual cost implied by more effective risk mitigation.

So if the firm takes on too much debt, the cost of debt rises as creditors demand a higher risk premium, and ROE decreases.

Urbanization itself is also a source of risk, as evidenced by the recent earthquake in China, which has cost at least tens of thousands of lives.

The risk of not doing so would be the inability to deal with the increasing complexity of issues as regards methodology of the cost of living application in two track benefits payable in countries in which there is high inflation, there are no cost of living data available or there is negative cost of living.

The beneficial effect on the risk return options available to investors savers (including pension funds) will outweigh the higher cost of debt indeed, an important subset of growth engines in the tradable sector is not dependent on low cost debt.

The ability to reset and retry surgeries without any risk or additional cost will enhance neurosurgical training significantly. After all, practice makes perfect.

Existing technologies provide lower risk, lower cost opportunities for new businesses to gain footholds by applying such technologies to address specific local needs.

The unprecedented explosion of America s fiscal deficit raises the risk of high inflation in the future exactly the kind of scenario that Europeans want to prevent at all cost.

As a participant in the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, IFRC viewed risk and vulnerability reduction not as a cost, but as an investment.

Secondly, the round table recommended stepping up programmes for children at greatest risk by, among other things, eliminating the cost of schooling and expanding nutritional programmes in schools.

Because their legitimacy does not rest upon the support of their people, these non democratic regimes consider the risk of opening themselves greater than the cost of maintaining the status quo.

The report proposes an agenda whose cost would be equivalent to just 1 of annual consumption, but would save the world risk equivalent costs that are five times greater.

Relative to the recent past, the cost of capital will increase, debt will be more expensive and less ubiquitous, and risk spreads will not return to pre crisis compressed levels.

Sure, we can find more fossil fuels, but at much higher cost and at much greater environmental risk from industrial spills, waste products, leaks, and other damage.

Much of the risk could be managed by erecting seawalls, building storm doors for the Subway, and simple fixes like porous pavements all at a cost of around 100 million a year.

Four employees have successively been in charge of the marketing and distribution of Refworld within 18 months, at the risk of inconsistency and at the cost of repetitive efforts to retrain every new incumbent.

Four employees have successively been in charge of the marketing and distribution of Refworld within 18 months, at the risk of inconsistency and at the cost of repetitive efforts to retrain every new incumbent.

At that point, the cost of being singled out as collaborating with members of the other side and thus the risk of being unseated by more extreme forces in one s party may well decline.

If each nuclear power plant was obliged to insure against the risk that it imposes on society (within and outside the country of its location), it would face the true economic cost of its activities.

Moreover, D Agata and Mitchell suggest that the use of so many antibiotics by patients with dementia carries a different kind of cost it exacerbates the growing problem of antibiotic resistant bacteria, putting other patients at risk.

If there were other planets to which we could move at low cost in the event of the almost certain outcome predicted by scientists, one could argue that this is a risk worth taking.

Disaster risk reduction requires national and community action on a wide range of fronts, including technical and institutional capacity, appropriate policies, and investments designed to bring risks to acceptable levels at an acceptable cost.

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

The United Kingdom and France are pressing hard for indirect military intervention supplying arms to the rebel side, in their view, would be a low cost, low risk, potentially high return option.

Moreover, as Elie Hassenfeld has argued on GiveWell.net, there are good grounds for thinking that disaster relief is less cost effective than aid aimed at saving the lives of those who are risk from extreme poverty.

The other central bank is unflappable. It remains calm in the face of events, seeking at all cost to avoid doing anything that might be construed as encouraging excessive risk taking or creating even a whiff of inflation.

This estimate provides for the cost of third party liability insurance and self risk indemnity carried by the Mission to cover a total of 108 United Nations owned and contingent owned vehicles at 400 per vehicle per year.

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