Traduction de «Risque intrinsèque » (Français → Anglais) :

A revised methodology was also agreed concerning the remuneration of guarantees for banks' funding needs – the bulk of the support to date – to ensure that the fees banks pay reflect their intrinsic risk, rather than the risk related to the Member State concerned or the market as a whole (see IP/11/1488).

The categorization process follows science-based criteria for substances to meet. Those are: persistent and inherently toxic; bioaccumulative and inherently toxic; persistent bioaccumlative and inherently toxic; or the greatest potential for human exposure.

The major conclusions of that opinion were, first, that, as concerns excess intake of hormone residues and their metabolites, and in view of the intrinsic properties of hormones and the epidemiological findings, a risk to the consumer has been identified with different levels of conclusive evidence for the six hormones evaluated. Second, for the six hormones endocrine, developmental, immunological, neurobiological, immunotoxic, genotoxic and carcinogenic effects could be envisaged and, of the various susceptible risk groups, prepubert ...[+++]al children is the group of greatest concern and, third, in view of the intrinsic properties of the hormones and taking into account epidemiological findings, no threshold levels and, therefore, no Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) can be established for any of the six hormones evaluated when they are administered to bovine animals for growth promotion purposes.

The JRC will use its internal scientific potential and its relations with scientific networks of excellence to establish a support mechanism for decision-making in risk management, taking into account the initiatives already launched under the partial agreement of the European Council on measures against major risks at the service of policy-making by the European Union, its Member States, and accession and associated States, by playing the part of European mediation pole supplying decision-makers with the structured knowledge they require at the right time and in an appropriate form in support of their decision-making activities.

There is a tendency to overlook a fundamental issue. Work always entails a risk. No situation is free from risk. Worse, that risk is sometimes hidden, not immediately obvious, does not strike us at once, and is difficult to detect.

ensuring that risk assessment provisions reflect the different risks arising from work where exposure to asbestos is an intrinsic or incidental feature;