The board should report on internal control systems designed to mitigate risks.

Some Parties proposed measures to reduce mitigate the risks of floods and drought.

But the region s Islamist parties appear to be conscious of these risks, and determined to mitigate them.

The strategies that include measures to prevent and mitigate the impact of risks are the most effective.

Encourages UNDP and UNFPA to use monitoring and financial control data systems to better mitigate the risks related to programme implementation

Such risks demand examination and planning.

It is time for our leaders to recognize new systemic risks and work together to mitigate them. Otherwise, the recent past will be prologue, with those risks likely to get the better of the global economy.

Such actions are crucial to these states national security and global efforts to mitigate threats.

While financial institutions tried to mitigate risks by bundling subprime mortgages, Fukushima s cooling system was able to cope with either a blackout and an earthquake or a tsunami.

The risks and potential for disasters associated with natural hazards are largely shaped by prevailing levels of vulnerability and measures taken to prevent, mitigate and prepare for disasters.

At some point, the international community may have to intervene to prevent or mitigate such a massacre.

Manufactured risks are marked by a high level of human agency involved in both producing, and mitigating such risks.

Other ways might be available to control reduce such risks.

It also risks crowding out necessary government functions such as defense.

Indeed, investors increasingly want to hedge against such risks early on.

The additional resources described above will be necessary to minimize such risks.

However, States can and should seek to mitigate the damage from such phenomena, including by putting in place effective early warning systems.

But the tools needed to hedge such risks should be made available to everyone.

2. States concerned shall, when necessary, seek a solution to eliminate or mitigate such detrimental effects by negotiation and, as appropriate, through agreement.

c. mitigate occurrence of future crisis

The good news is that such risks can be controlled at little or no cost.

Such structures would provide incentives to take risks that are closer to the optimal level.

Indeed, such guarantees constitute the most significant medium and long term financial risks to China.

However, the risks of long term steroid use have to be weighed in such cases.

Because such a compensation structure would expose executives to a broader share of the negative consequences of risks taken, it would reduce their incentives to take excessive risks.

Several studies have shown that peer support reduces fear during stressful situations such as combat and domestic violence and may mitigate Posttraumatic stress disorder.

Of course, such a choice carries risks. Do we know the people we would be helping?

Children who do go to such schools may face health risks because of the unsanitary conditions.

Parties recognized that poverty also exacerbates the major health risks, such as malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS.

We continue to be vigilant and have put in place a national disaster strategy to mitigate the adverse effects of such disasters on our population.

Creation of such a post would mitigate risk by improving the quality of the actuarial valuation and related projections, particularly in relation to demographic trends.

Various measures have been put in place by international military forces and the Government to help contain any upsurge in violence over the next few months and to mitigate security risks to which the electoral process may be exposed.

And their myriad interdependencies increase the risks of transnational threats, such as disease outbreaks, and resource related confrontations.

This is not a theoretical possibility such risks manifested themselves quite clearly in late 2008 and into early 2009.

Similarly, humans tend to accept large downside risks in order to avoid small certain losses, such as insurance premiums.

Research in economics and psychology helps us understand why we do such a bad job in managing these risks.

As such, this what if is a cautiously optimistic assessment of the downside risks stemming from weak external demand.

The picture is further complicated by security risks such as nuclear arms proliferation, fundamentalism, and weak or failing governance.

In addition, other water related issues, such as the risks posed by flooding, have been reduced to manageable levels.

It is such excessive fluctuations, not deviations from some fanciful true value whether of assets or of the unemployment rate that Keynes believed policymakers should seek to mitigate.

However, in certain countries, the Organization itself had to shoulder part of that burden in order to mitigate risks to its staff, particularly the persistent threat posed by elements of international terrorist groups that openly identified the United Nations as a target.

29.6 The strategy of the Office is focused on ensuring that the Organization has an effective and transparent system of accountability in place and a capacity to identify, assess and mitigate the risks and threats that might prevent it from achieving its objectives.

Creating a marketplace where such uncertainties are traded and hedged would be a fundamental step toward managing the risks involved.

Such measures will contribute to shaping a more stable market environment and ensure that commodity futures reduce risks and volatility.

In such conditions, full adjustment risks becoming self defeating, or at least unreasonably painful, as illustrated by the Greek case.