These cases underline an inherent risk in the fund allocation process.

In any case, there was an inherent risk in the kind of operations in question.

The sponsors were of the view that natural disasters had an inherent element of risk.

(a) Identify the risks inherent in their operations and the acceptable levels of risk under varying circumstances

In particular, the cost of implementing the proposed control measures should be related to the risk inherent in the prevailing situation.

The management of the Fund continued to maintain a careful balance between risk and reward expectation over the medium to long term, rather than taking the risk inherent in seeking very high short term returns.

Owing to their operational complexity, geographical dispersion and large financial expenditure, peacekeeping missions had more inherent control risk than other parts of the United Nations.

Convinced also that the retention of nuclear weapons carries the inherent risk of proliferation of those weapons and their falling into the hands of non State actors,

In regard to such risk factors as the number of sites operating in extreme circumstances, the nature of UNHCR activities, staff rotation and the number of temporary staff in over 100 countries, there was an inherent risk of fraud.

She has inherent dignity.

Furthermore, the inherent danger and risk from the presence of unmarked mines in many roads make ground transportation a less viable option for the movement of personnel and cargo.

According to those delegations, peacebuilding operations and the illustrative list were based on the presumption that there was already an inherent risk in those operations, hence the required protection.

The ACVZ notes that the three year dependent residence permit' for partners originating from outside the EU carries an inherent risk that women in particular may become dependent on their partner.

The Panel also notes that this type of false positive match is a risk inherent in conducting computer matching programmes used to identify potentially overlapping claims (see paragraph 6 of the Special Overlap Report), a risk that is compounded by the transliteration of Arabic names into English.

There is no inherent meaning in information.

That compassion is actually an inherent human quality.

There's an inherent problem with low probability events.

It's an inherent nature of an evolutionary process.

Difficulties inherent in the study of the topic

That would not undermine the court s inherent powers.

The assessment of safety involves an appraisal of the inherent freedom from explosive hazard of the item's design, an evaluation of the risk attendant on deploying the item in prescribed environments throughout its anticipated service life and the consideration of the acceptability of this risk in meeting the operational requirement.

The view was expressed that reliance on night shifts and the inherent risk of lapses in quality were inevitable, but measures could be developed to provide the translators concerned with increased support from submitting offices and secretariats.

There's nothing inherent about red that makes it long wavelength.

Now, our inherent wisdom doesn't have to be insider's knowledge.

The nature and scale of threats inherent in hazards vary.

Social unrest inherent in democracy and the rule of law

Owing to the inherent risk in this method, the Fund was unable to detect three cases of forgery which continued for periods ranging between 6 and 13 years and resulted in wrongful payment of a total of 284,591.

But the risk sharing inherent to Islamic finance made such instruments more resistant to the first round of financial contagion that hit in 2008. Leading economists, such as Harvard University s Kenneth Rogoff, have suggested that Islamic finance demonstrates the advantages of more equity and risk sharing over the conventional bias in favor of debt instruments.

The current crisis might indeed eventually break eurozone leaders inherent resistance to compromise, collaboration, and common action. But the longer they bicker and dither, the greater the risk that what they gain in willingness will be lost to incapacity.

(c) Social unrest inherent in democracy and the rule of law

Article 6 (1) protects every human being's inherent right to life.

It is ridiculous to argue that terrorism is inherent in Islam.

We encourage all Singaporeans to see the inherent value of diversity.

This programme analyses the opportunities and difficulties inherent in these trends.

Fourthly, the existing international legal regime on outer space has inherent limitations.

17. A crucial outstanding issue of importance was that of inherent jurisdiction.

Aren't those negative emotions, or destructive emotions, inherent to the nature of mind?

The right to intra minority contacts is inherent in the right of association.

Inherent in the concept of CIDT is the disproportionate exercise of police powers.

Recognizing that these rights derive from the inherent dignity of the human person,

He also said that self determination was an inherent right of all peoples.

There is in fact an inherent safeguard in section 17 of the MDA.

Inherent in both is the fundamental responsibility of ensuring the safety of refugees.

Given the risk inherent in betting on policy convergence, labor mobility which enables highly valuable human capital, especially well educated young people, to leave lagging regions for those that offer more and better employment opportunities could prove to be a critical tool for adjustment.

Goodhart concedes that banks risk weightings in the pre recession period were subject to political pressure and financial industry capture and manipulation. This is inevitable, because, as John Maynard Keynes pointed out, the riskiness of many investments, being subject to inherent uncertainty, is immeasurable.