While there are risks inherent in internationalization, these can be mitigated if developing country enterprises are better prepared for the challenges.

Though the systemic risks brought about by globalization cannot be eliminated, they can be mitigated, if world leaders work together and learn from past mistakes. Unfortunately, neither appears likely.

Indeed, industry leaders in all sectors owe it to themselves to be involved from the start. Only by turning the challenges into opportunities can social, political, and economic risks be mitigated.

Globalization had its costs, but they could be mitigated through sound economic, social and financial policies.

Studies have shown that the growth of orbital debris can be mitigated by limiting orbital lifetimes.

Such risks are mitigated by reducing the fixed cost core to a minimum, and through accumulation of capital through large scale, short duration operations to provide an operating reserve to cushion UNOPS against market volatility, make appropriate insurance provisions and facilitate investment in emerging business opportunities.

Free trade treaties offer great opportunities that must be maximized, but also challenges that must be mitigated.

The Board identified two factors that have mitigated against the adoption of national execution by the Programme

Only thus could the sanctions imposed on Iraq be mitigated and the suffering of the Iraqi people relieved.

Risks

The Forum stressed the need to better understand the scale, potential and opportunities for outward investment from developing countries, in particular South South investment, and to explore ways in which the risks and constraints associated with outward investment among developing countries, in particular investment flows to LDCs, could be mitigated.

Studies have shown that the growth of orbital debris resulting from collisions can be mitigated by limiting orbital lifetimes.

The disagreement between the United Kingdom and the United Nations might have been mitigated if the basic document, which incorporated the agreement between the parties, had been drafted with a view to minimizing the risks to both parties by spelling out their respective responsibilities and liabilities for the entitlement of the support staff.

8. The impact of refugee and returnee populations is usually mitigated to some extent by international solidarity and burden sharing.

The further tragedy of this is that a rapid response to these crises could have mitigated the effects of the disasters.

Don't run risks.

There were risks.

Risks and challenges

Occupational risks insurance.

B. Multiple risks

When the wrong doers (actually) see the Penalty, then will it in no way be mitigated, nor will they then receive respite.

When the wrong doers (actually) see the Penalty, then will it in no way be mitigated, nor will they then receive respite.

We must strengthen national early warning systems so that the damage caused by natural disasters can be evaluated and their consequences mitigated.

In response to some of those concerns, it was noted that risks of contract non performance would be mitigated through the proper implementation of articles 6 (Qualifications of suppliers and contractors) and 32 (Tender securities) of the Model Law, which would enable the qualifications of the supplier and the resources available to undertake the contract to be assessed.

China s Growing Growth Risks

Coping with Catastrophic Risks

A. Risks in flight

What are the risks?

With the risks entailed?

We tend to exaggerate spectacular and rare risks and downplay common risks so flying versus driving.

That is a central feature of the proposal that would not be mitigated by the suggested moratorium on the exercise of the veto power.

We again personalized the risks.

And then, the systemic risks.

The Global Economy s Tale Risks

To prevent reproductive health risks.

Young children's vulnerability to risks.

(a) How risks were identified

We again personalized the risks.

I'm not taking any risks.

NATO MAJOR RISKS LIFE IMPRISONMENT

I never take any risks.

The risks include health risks from overcrowding and poor sanitation, increased vulnerability to natural disasters and risks of eviction and economic vulnerability because of the lack of secure employment.

What is useful is to analyse whether developing country producers face special difficulties in obtaining EMS certification, and if so, how these could be mitigated.

The vacancy situation was mitigated by resorting to short term recruitments and consultancy services, pending the filling of vacant posts on a more permanent basis.

So the risks are very great.