Risk mitigation activities and reducing the hazardous conditions under which a threat can materialize are the next step.

Furthermore, anticipated technology spillovers might not materialize.

But that miracle will not materialize in Mainz.

If we're not very careful, she'll materialize a hockey team.

Thinking about August 1914 should remind us that great catastrophes can materialize gradually. Leaders can be sleepwalkers who fail to manage risk by, say, establishing institutions that can channel the rival interests and claims that fuel international conflict.

Distribution services are at the core of the logistics chain through which markets materialize.

Distribution services are at the core of the logistics chain through which markets materialize.

However, the benefits of being part of a chain do not seem to materialize automatically.

Finally, there is a similar risk that Asia s terrestrial and maritime territorial disagreements (starting with the disputes between China and Japan) could escalate into outright military conflict. Such geopolitical risks were they to materialize would have a systemic economic and financial impact.

The threat from opposing militant forces who wanted to derail the electoral process failed to materialize.

There is no point in the judge recognizing a right if the right does not materialize quot .

But for most of the affected countries, the requisite additional financial flows are not expected to materialize.

Before the crisis, such ideas would have been dismissed out of hand. Even now they won t materialize overnight.

The Advisory Committee expects that any such savings as may materialize will be reflected in the performance report.

When things go well, executives in these firms get the upside mostly in terms of immediate compensation, because few executives are compensated on the basis of risk adjusted returns. That means that when the risks materialize and the firms suffer losses, the costs fall on taxpayers.

However, the full benefits of reform can only materialize over time, with further changes in mentality and modus operandi.

Financial commitment refers to having a stable source of finance to sustain the process of organizational learning until the returns materialize.

Secondly, for this to materialize, and to enable developing counties to meet the MDGs, there was a need for development solidarity.

If the expected results fail to materialize, States engaged in this process should consider taking coordinated defensive measures, particularly fiscal measures.

Should any such requirement materialize, it can be reported in the relevant performance report on the programme budget for 2006 2007.

If we look at the spirit and the letter of this provision, the Security Council is definitely competent to analyse and monitor situations involving the risk of conflict or a breach of the peace anywhere in the world and to become actively involved in managing crises before conflict breaks out or threats materialize.

The transition to decentralized decision making and management of forests is likely to be costly, and the payoffs may not materialize immediately.

Trust has been replaced by doubt, and hope by frustration and despair in a tomorrow where justice will materialize and peace will prevail.

After all, even a limited uptick can make a significant difference if it is part of an encouraging medium term growth dynamic. Rather, the risk lies in the manner in which this growth is likely to materialize namely, by depending too much on old and exhausted growth models, rather than by comprehensively embracing new ones.

The fact that a disaster of a particular type has not occurred recently or even within human memory (or even ever) is a bad reason to ignore it. The risk may be slight, but if the consequences should it materialize are great enough, the expected cost of disaster may be sufficient to warrant defensive measures.

Risk?

Risk?

Have the expected benefits of the new currency failed to materialize? Several recent economic studies addressed this question, looking at a variety of indicators.

More generally, the potential benefits associated by commercial parties with a predictable internationally uniform liability regime may, in the longer run, fail to materialize.

238. The political commitment to poverty alleviation and reducing malnutrition is high and needs time and judicious informed policies to materialize in actual deeds.

37. One year after the round table meeting of May 1997, many of the promising pledges made by certain donors have yet to materialize.

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

It is only through solidarity that the international community's duty and commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of Haiti will fully materialize.

Recent initiatives by the international community offer hope that such an engagement can indeed materialize, to the mutual benefit of Africa and its development partners.

Risk reduction

Risk factors

Risk assessment

Risk factors

Risk reduction.

There's another risk, and they respond less to this existing risk.

It is anticipated that a wave of refugees and returning IDPs may materialize from other parts of Somalia, if the current peace process and rebuilding holds.

Consequently, and despite a further slowdown in the advanced countries during the 1990s, income gaps grew wider and convergence failed to materialize (UNCTAD, 1997 69 101).

The promise and the expectation are that developing countries will receive increased FDI and technology flows, although there is no recourse if these do not materialize.

Much is known about ethnic conflict and ethnic cleansing in Europe during that period much less is known about potential ethnic conflict which did not materialize.

To trigger long term sustainable development and to support the building of indigenous capacities in developing countries, international cooperation had to materialize in the form of