Sentences with phrase «inordinate risks»
His Honour's reasoning suggests that in order to establish a native title right to control access, Aboriginal people would be required to demonstrate before a court not only the existence of a traditional right to control access to their land and the exercise of this right by the applicants, but also that the native title applicants and their forebears, in the face of inordinate risks, asserted this right consistently against non-Indigenous people through the post-sovereignty period.
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Proponents argue it would boost New York's natural gas supply to help keep energy costs down while creating jobs and generating tax revenue, while opponents, who rallied this month ahead of the decision, say it would increase fossil - fuel use, harm sensitive ecosystems and put the state at inordinate risk of dangerous methane leaks.
The perennial question will be «where do I find an attractive real rate of return of my money that is collateralized and does not involve inordinate risk?»
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A year of a child's life is an inordinate amount of time for them to be trapped in desperate limbo, unclear of their future and very possibly at risk.»
Traditionally, higher risk clients often consume inordinate amounts of attorney and / or non-attorney time that may be much better spent with other, more profitable, clients or developing other types of business from existing and / or potential clients and referral sources.
Acted for defendant land - owner in a motion to dismiss a 25 - year old environmental damages case on the basis that there was a substantial risk that the parties could not fairly try their case resulting from inordinate and inexcusable delay.
This showed that lawyers in small firms were facing an inordinate amount of risk.
(ii) where there has been inordinate and inexcusable delay such as to give rise to a substantial risk that a fair trial would not be possible or there would be serious prejudice to the respondent (the question arises as to whether or not there can still be fair trial and if there is doubt about that whether the claim should then be prevented from going any further).