And the time for deciding whether to run those risks cannot be far off.
In responding with such speed and vigour, they run several risks.
And though Japan's government is urging Russia to take a more expensive route northwards and to Nakhodka, Russia's closest big port to Japan, this would run similar risks.
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Our soldiers and agents in the field will have to run more risks as they must secure physical evidence at the point of capture and maintain a chain of custody that will stand up to the standards of a civilian court.
If computerized traders jump in front of the other shoppers (or, to be more technical, jump in front of a best bid and offer, a BBO), and there is an eighth or even a sixteenth of a dollar until the next price point, the jumpers run some risks.
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Batman is so popular, too, that a series like this could keep production costs low and not run the risks of trying to depict a more elaborate Batman world and costumes, effects, etc, leaving all of that to the big-budget films, but the show would still benefit from the Batman connection and probably be very popular with mainstream audiences.
Second, they want to judge the sorts of operational risks run by each of their different business units.
He has been fully involved in operations and has run the same risks as everyone else in his battlegroup.
"We are going to run a large risks of uncovered auctions, " he said.
But talk of a new Glass Steagall Act misses the point: this scandal goes well beyond the risks run with insured deposits.
My commentary last week on the risks run by NASA in relying on non-traditional launch providers attracted over 10, 000 readers, which is a gratifyingly large audience for such an arcane topic.
One under-reported but highly significant aspect of the whole extraordinary incident is that Mr Dimon announced that he was abandoning a new financial system for monitoring the risks run by the Chief Investment Office and reverting to the old one - because the new model was chronically understating the potential losses the bank could have generated on any given day.
The case is perhaps the clearest yet of what risks people run in a world of push-button publishing.
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Hassidic rabbis claim the statistics are flawed and that no risks are run.
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It has been among the worst battered of all the banks, and its former management, led by the ousted Charles Prince, has been sharply criticized for allowing risks to run out of control.
And what's particularly odd for firms that ought to feel secure in their earnings, the auditors don't appear to be as aggressive as they might be in forcing companies to disclose the risks they run.
Still, bank bosses are placing more confidence in the ability of these whizzy new toys to measure the sorts and sizes of risks their firms run.
This means using a light touch, mutually agreeing what risks are being run and trusting top management, rather than prescribing hard ratios and requiring boxes to be ticked.
Critics of the big four argue that auditors are well paid for the risks that they run, and that legal pressures are the only way to keep their feet to the fire, ensuring high-quality work.
The circumference of your waist and most importantly, your body mass index are dead giveaways when it comes to knowing the amount of body fat you have, and the health risks you might run into because of it.
In fact a bank with a leverage ratio of infinity run by individuals with god-like knowledge of the true risks of lending would be safer than a bank run by mortals whose leverage ratio is tiny.
And, for investors in the enterprises they help to run, they bring more specific risks.
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Some economists are arguing that the high pound risks a re-run of the deindustrialisation of the early 1980s.
They weighed the options and the risks and decided to run through it.
SmithKline, for instance, had to work hard to allay concerns that it might dump its risks into Lloyd's, run its captive into the ground, and then let the market foot the bill.
"I surely took all the risks this evening after my great downhill run, I knew I had chance for another podium finish today, " Ligety told the official championship website.
But getting the right kind of help is not so easy, partly because food is not a one-solution-fits-all problem and partly because some of the help needed now risks making matters worse in the long run.
In the case of RBS, the chief executive has to understand not only how to run a retail bank but also how to contain the risks of all those complex derivatives that are created and traded by the investment bank.
From moving to the United States from her native England to work for The Guardian to making the jump from newspapers to magazines, Joanna has taken surprising risks that have clearly paid off in the long run.
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