Sentences with phrase «unacceptable risks in»

«In our effort to select the best, we also seek to avoid those companies that are resisting the changes that are reshaping the economy; those that are involved in business activities that entail what we believe are unacceptable risks in environmental, social, or governance areas.

Our research has found unacceptable risks in the fossil fuel exploration and production industry and therefore we do not invest in companies in the sector.»

Carrion's policies have and continue to offend the sensibilities of taxpayers and staff alike and create unacceptable risk in the state operations she oversees.

Our focus is the management of patients with significant disease or those presented for complex procedures that would pose an unacceptable risk in a general veterinary practice.

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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada said the bill was unacceptable in its present form and blamed the Republicans for risking the health of thousands of people and new born infants.

And the risk in generating demand or stealing share solely through awareness has become career - killingly unacceptable.

Preliminary findings of a GAO report reflect cracks in the turbopumps of the Falcon 9 rocket, dubbing it an unacceptable risk of future manned launches.

Our experience is that we're better off investing in a good business that is constantly compounding value from the beginning of our ownership, without what to us is the unacceptable risk that the turnaround doesn't work.

We now have the knowledge and experience that was lacking in 1953, to know the risks are both unacceptable AND unnecessary.

It judges whether a foreign investment in companies with operations or business in the United States poses unacceptable security risks.

Plutonium technologies are judged a particularly unacceptable risk because of the extreme toxicity of plutonium, its capability for use in nuclear weapons, and the unusual safeguards necessary for its security and error - free use.

«Unfortunately, after eight months of negotiations in which the demands of the Orthodox Church continued to increase over and above what was originally agreed to in 2008, the Port Authority had to make a practical decision to move on or risk further delaying the entire World Trade Center project, which was a completely unacceptable alternative.

I think we all agree that if an ingredient is proven to provide a benefit without an unacceptable risk it should be an essential ingredient required by EU law in ALL formulas, and not a marketing tool promoted with a claim.»

For example, health authorities in a country may decide to restrict the level of pesticides on fruit because of an unacceptable health risk.

The Employment Related Services Association made clear in evidence to MPs that «fraud at any level is completely unacceptable», but said it was impossible to «design or manage out all risk of individual instances of fraud».

«Each and every minister in this government is acutely aware that the plans we have in place are tough, in fact incredibly difficult, but we are clear that the alternative - indecision and delay - would mean taking unacceptable risks with our economy, our country and our people.

The SNP believes Scotland has enough sources of renewable energy to make new nuclear power stations unnecessary and argues that, in any case, they pose unacceptable risks to the environment.

«The president put in place protections to ensure that the financial crisis is not repeated and that unacceptable risks aren't taken with Americans» life savings.»

However, this high - intensity program has attracted controversy because of its emphasis on results rather than technique, which critics feel poses an unacceptable risk of injury, especially in inexperienced participants.

That prompted the Natural Resources Defense Council and a coalition of other environmental groups to sue the Navy in federal court, claiming the sonar poses an unacceptable risk to marine life.

So those who think that the decentralized generators are small, slow, and futuristic or have an unacceptable risk of not being adopted at scale in the market have some serious explaining to do.

According to the researchers among the concerns raised in treating transgender individuals is the fear that hormone treatment will expose them to risks of disease that might be excessive and unacceptable.

«The uncertainties inherent in an immature nuclear weapons program, as exemplified by the U.S. experience with Castle Bravo, drive this risk to an unacceptable level.»

In 2016 cloning a person remains unfeasible, with no scientific benefit and an unacceptable level of risk, several scientists say.

We already know that tamoxifen can reduce the risk of cancer developing in some women who have early changes in the breast, but some get unacceptable side effects.

FMCSA Service Centers undergoes an annual risk assessment to identify threats and risks, and all unacceptable risks are documented in a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) for remediation by the system owner.

In fact, in a separate document the Department specifically listed the iPad as an unsuitable option because it presents «unacceptable security and usability risks for the government's needs in this particular project» due to its additional featureIn fact, in a separate document the Department specifically listed the iPad as an unsuitable option because it presents «unacceptable security and usability risks for the government's needs in this particular project» due to its additional featurein a separate document the Department specifically listed the iPad as an unsuitable option because it presents «unacceptable security and usability risks for the government's needs in this particular project» due to its additional featurein this particular project» due to its additional features.

Even a so called «conservative» fund that is invested in the financial markets still carries an unacceptable amount of risk.

Rating based on those risks, and increasing the premium to an acceptable level, would not only require significant attention from an underwriter and significantly more detail about the property and the risk in question, but it would also drive the cost of the policy to an unacceptable level in many cases.

Then again, there are many risks that Wall Street takes on where the probability of ruin is high enough to happen at least once in a lifetime, but adequate capital is not held because protecting against the meltdown scenario would make the return on equity unacceptable.

In this situation, the risk of leaving adoptable animals intact is simply unacceptable.

A 1996 study indicated that dogs acquired from a shelter were at high risk of return to the shelter for unacceptable behavior (1), and studies released in 1996 and 2000 indicated that behavior problems place a dog at high risk of surrender (2)(3).

They noted that there were unacceptable risks to children in the first day of application.

«Running a mile or whatever in an alleyway with a half a dozen bulls charging you is an unacceptable risk.»

In a recent statement, they explained: «Digital environmental, retroactive archiving risks an unacceptable (and ultimately insurmountable) loss of information.»

Long - term investment in infrastructure could become a cat - and - mouse game, where monitoring becomes increasingly important leading to reactive adaptation to avoid an unacceptable situation of escalating risk.

«The general use of the pesticide DDT will no longer be legal in the United States after today... the continued massive use of DDT posed unacceptable risks to the environment and potential harm to human health.»

Much of the rest in my above refered to how the public commonly seem to respond to real risk of death and the moral role of people who genuinely believe that people are running an unacceptable risk.

Any blurring of the culturally boolean boundary between science and non-science, or between science and pseudo-science etc., I would argue, carries with it an unacceptable risk to the popular perception of hard sciences and to the long - term integrity of science in society.

In an email to reporters, Karthik Ganapathy, a Sanders spokesman, emphasized that Greenpeace — which calls nuclear power «an unacceptable risk to the environment and to humanity» — didn't issue a similar statement when Clinton or Martin O'Malley released their climate plans.

If they do so, it won't be Brussels stating GMO risks are unacceptable, but individual member states deciding for themselves — no doubt weighing in... Continue reading →

I'm a big believer in wedges, and I imagine we can count on nuclear for one or two of our stabilization without unacceptable risk.

KLP is divesting from DAPL due to the «unacceptable risk of contribution to human rights violations» the bank stated in a

KLP is divesting from DAPL due to the «unacceptable risk of contribution to human rights violations» the bank stated in a press release on March 16.

Although there is a strong lobby in favour of reform of the amendments, at the present time the risk of criminalisation of arbitrators presents a major problem and an unacceptable risk.

Moreover, without a comprehensive legislative response, each of the interpretations results in unacceptable risks, uncertainty, or both.

There is a risk that where green clauses are put forward in draft leases, they may be struck down as unacceptable (because unfamiliar) by the other side.

On the basis of its assessment â $ «which found that the TMEX proposal represents unacceptable risks and would violate Tsleil - Waututh law â $ «Tsleil - Waututh announced that it has denied approval for the TMEX project to proceed in its territory.

The court's overall conclusion was that the bank «took on an unacceptable and unnecessary risk» and»... can blame no one but themselves...» and that, had the court found in favour of the bank, a reduction of 75 % for contributory negligence would have been «amply justified here».

At that point, they may be forced to choose between some unsavoury options: risk being sued or concede to terms that were previously unacceptable just to nail down that separation agreement in time to get the financing approved for the house purchase.