As a result, the department has concluded that continuing with this contract presents too great a risk and we have terminated the Mandatory Work Activity contract with A4e for the South East.
Further research will be needed to see how the risk and social-contract modules that govern psychopathy are actually controlled.
Some of the miners are having problems with skin fungi, Manalich added, and there's a high risk that they could contract lung infections.
There is a small risk that people may contract a stomach bug if they come into contact with contaminated water, especially where there has been mixing with sewage.
The landlord laid off its risk by signing a contract with an electric billing service in which the landlord paid a fixed sum in advance to cover its bills for the winter.
The landlord laid off its risk by signing a contract with an electric billing service in which the landlord paid a fixed sum in advance to cover its electric bills for the winter.
The insurer that bears much of the risk on Rodriguez's contract, Lloyd's of London, declined to discuss the deal.
From a Nash point of view, that makes perfect sense, as the elderly are at greatest risk of dying if they contract influenza.
So I was curious to see this exact phrase pop up in various media analyses where implications of Euro-demise, such as redenomination risk, cross-border contract liability, and so on are getting a thinking through, at least in the media, for example here in the WSJ.
Team owner John Mara said Monday the Giants will risk having Cruz agree to a contract with another club.
Courts have also ruled that act-of-war clauses do not apply where risk can be foreseen when the contract was signed.
But even if this would raise the political bar for refusing to take part, no contract can remove the risk altogether.
The SFO's inquiry is thought to have angered Saudi Arabia, to the point where there was a risk that BAE could lose a contract to sell the new Typhoon fighter to Riyadh.
Buying in to the platform at an early stage of its life (and more than likely buying in with a two year contract) is a big risk.
On the other are speculators willing to assume the risk on the other side of a contract in hopes of a big payday on someone else's loss.
By imposing its terms on both new and existing operations and requiring operators to reapply for existing licenses, the bill threatens contract sanctity and would increase the risk premium applied to future investment decisions.
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One last possibility: You are using commodity futures to hedge risk-for example, on taking a consulting contract for which you will be paid in British pounds.
If franchisees refuse to participate when price promotions are mandatory as per their franchise agreement, they could lose their franchise or risk being sued by the franchisor for breach of contract, says Zarco.
Whether Leeds were right to hold on to their 27-goal leading scorer and risk losing him for nothing in the summer when his contract expires remains an open debate, particularly among Whites fans.
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Life expectancy in Cameroon is less than 48, one of the major causes is HIV. 7% of women are HIV positive and hundreds of thousands of babies contract the virus during lactation, when the risk of infection is 30%.
He was 12 months away from free agency and contract negotiations had broken down: Arsenal had to sell or risk losing him for nothing.
An Occupy London spokesman said the group would leave if there was a building contract in place, because to remain and put jobs at risk would be "so against what we are about".
Inking a productive veteran to a long-term contract that figures to take him past his prime is a risk many clubs have taken under pressure to win (though some showed signs of reining in the practice during the 2009 recession--the Yankees bidding adieu to 36-year-old Johnny Damon, for instance).
He was also worried the contract did not represent value for money, there could be a risk to health and the uncertainty was blighting the local community.
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When greater risk and uncertainty in company and market prospects are perceived, price-earnings ratios contract, and consequently, valuations decline as investors are only willing to pay a smaller amount for a given level of earnings.
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Despite the high jinks and copious drinking (or perhaps because of it), their large brains came up with a way of reducing risks for bond buyers: a bilateral contract that, for a fee, enabled investors to pass on the risk of default to another party.
Compared to HAL and SLB, CJES has less contracting risk because it has both a newer and much smaller fleet that management can more easily contract given its strong industry relationships.
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This move clearly indicates that the risk-reward balance for leveraging cloud computing for public websites for DHS is favorable when using the GSA IaaS BPA. Providers under this contract are required to comply with the yet to be finalized, Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP).
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In 1996 Gandur made the salmon leap from the downstream activities of oil trading and marketing, which provide thin margins by moving huge volumes of other people's oil, into the upstream, which entails more risk and upfront investment but offers fatter returns. aog inked its first production-sharing contract with the oil minister of Ivory Coast to overhaul the abandoned offshore Espoir oilfield.
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