Examples of using Higher risk in English and their translations into Czech
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A workstation where Trusteer Rapport is not installed poses a higher risk of misuse of our personal data, including access to Internet banking.
Sun-induced skin damage in childhood puts them at a much higher risk of further skin damage in later life.
having chemical peels given that they are at a higher risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
who is ready to assume a higher risk.
Today most blood samples are used for the control of the athlete's health status e.g. increased haematocrit in cross-country skiing higher risk of arterial hypertension
as well as higher risk for infections.
The EIB is extending its lending to urban projects with higher risk under the Investment Plan for Europe.
consecutive use of potentially myelotoxic agents may be associated with a higher risk of haematological effects.
Given a theoretical higher risk for thromboembolism, traditional concomitant use of vitamin K antagonists should be considered.
countries that pose a higher risk.
The tax rate on lower risk securities must be lower than that on higher risk securities.
economic downturn, there is a higher risk of poverty mainly affecting children,
This session dealt with the identification of vulnerable groups that are at a higher risk of suffering from occupational cancer than the working population on average,
Where the risk assessment has shown that the country of origin presents a higher risk of administrative corruption,
The Legal Department will identify the criteria used to determine whether a Third-Party Business Associate is considered lower or higher risk and will periodically review the criteria used to ensure its continued efficacy.
list of countries that might pose a higher risk.
This includes various different groups: children and young people up to the age of 17 have a higher risk of poverty, which, in specific terms,
The banking sector is asking for more collateral and higher risk premiums, both requirements resulting in insufficient financing and missed business and employment opportunities in
which leads to a higher risk of endocrinopathy, disorders of endocrine glands, and development of secondary tumors.
that they represent a higher risk and must therefore be subject to stricter inspections.