From now on, the leading Wall Street firms will not be able to profess ignorance of such risks.
After the fall of the Byzantine Empire in the 15th century, Russia was the only major country to profess Orthodox Christianity.
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Practitioners within the oil industry tell me they feel it is almost an unspoken act of treason to profess doubts on peak oil.
Retailers continue to profess the swipe fee reform is benefitting consumers.
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Any law that curbs freedom of religion is a violation of the Malaysian federal Constitution, which provides that every person has the right to profess and practice his or her religion.
The persons belonging to minorities have the right to enjoy their own culture, to profess and practise their own religion and to use their own language in private and in public, freely and without interference or any form of discrimination.
But having watched conservatives in action on other ballot initiatives, Democratic politicians have learnt that the best way to deal with this sort of nuance and lack of evidence is to profess total confidence and brand your opponents as wicked.
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So this extraordinary moment should summon all of us to become what we profess to be: one indivisible nation.
To be sure, such transnationalists profess to find support for their desire to morph our statutes and rulings, so as to conform them to the international "norms" and judicial rulings with which they are at odds, by citing the very founders whose handiwork and clear purpose they treat with such contempt.
Consider this conundrum: multiple studies show that teachers profess to value creativity but dislike creative students.
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Perhaps you profess to read tabloids only in the supermarket line just killing time.
Though both profess to be keenly Islamic, they are as much tribal as religious.
Many people profess to be psychic, and some make great claims for their discipline.
He scorns poverty experts who profess to know more about the subject than the people who live it.
Those who profess to be innocent can challenge their warnings in hopes of not having their Internet slowed down.
The tenets of what I profess to believe necessitate that I exercise charity and tolerance as a way of life.
They profess to be outraged by "the distortions" produced by countries that have very low levels of corporate taxation, such as Ireland.
One piece of advice: Don't look for it from technical analysts, who profess to find market patterns today that portend tomorrow's direction.
Yet both parties profess to believe that the tax code should be simplified and the base broadened, chiefly by eliminating most loopholes.
Some South Africans, three-quarters of whom profess to be Christian, are displeased.
The four established parties profess to be unconcerned about this new rival.
Among women, 70% profess to being believers compared to 48% of men.
Most, if not all, politicians profess to want to resolve the fiscal crisis but few are willing to endorse the sacrifices necessary to do so.
European statesmen profess to be baffled as to why their economies are failing to create the new jobs needed to keep their populations off the dole.
Some profess to have seen it during the 4 x 100 relay, in which defending world champion Australia was expected to win a medal, perhaps gold.
"My performance in the last five or six weeks has been disappointing but I don't profess to be the most consistent player in the world, " he said.
There are companies out there that profess to be able to take a portfolio and run it through some statistical analysis that will give you that type of simulation.
Diamandis also made the essential point too often ignored by those in the commentariat who profess to suffer sleepless nights over the haves and have nots of the world.
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