Traduction de «exposer au risque » (Français → Anglais) :

worker at particular risk | worker at particularly sensitive risk

attributable risk percent

attributable risk

stock-at-risk

exposure from adjacent hazard

at risk

financial risk [ credit risk | default risk | exchange risk | foreign exchange rate risk | interest rate risk | liquidity risk | loan risk | macroprudential risk | market risk | sovereign risk | systematic risk | systemic risk ]

endure undue hardship [ undergo undue hardship ]

(21a) In order to adapt coastal areas to climate change, and to combat erosion or excessive accretion, the risks of sea ingression, the deterioration of ecological status and the loss of biodiversity of coastal ecosystems, it is extremely important that coastal sediment be managed in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner, with a view to balancing out problematic areas that are at greater risk.

But the Court finds that a worker with a disability is more exposed to the risk of application of the shortened notice period than a worker without a disability, since he has the additional risk of contracting an illness connected with his disability.

4. Points out that the internet provides children and young people with immensely valuable tools which can be used to express or assert their views, access information and learning and claim their rights, as well as being an excellent tool of communication, providing opportunities of openness to the world and personal growth; stresses, nonetheless, that the online environment and social media sources pose substantial potential risks to the privacy and dignity of children, who generally use the internet with great ease but are also among its more vulnerable users; recalls that the internet also exposes ...[+++] children to risks, through phenomena such as child pornography, exchange of material on violence, cybercrime, intimidation, bullying, grooming, children being able to access or acquire legally restricted or age-inappropriate goods and services, exposure to age-inappropriate, aggressive or misleading advertising, scams, identity theft, fraud and similar risks of a financial nature that can originate traumatic experiences;

8. Stresses that a well-governed company should be accountable and transparent to its employees, its shareholders and other stakeholders; reaffirms that directors of financial institutions have to take account of their institution’s, as well as of consumers’ and employees’, long-term interests when taking decisions, in order to minimise risks; this can be accomplished by a legislative requirement for every regulated financial institution in the European Union to describe its business model in its annual report with an explanation of the board’s risk appetite and its understanding of the risk inherent in delivery of the business model; ...[+++] the report should further include a description of the steps the board has taken to ensure that these risks are overseen and managed, and of how remuneration policy is aligned to the delivery of the business model and the management by executives of the risk involved;