risk of damage

Are these practices being carried out in such a way that minimizes the risk of damage, mix-ups or improper use?

And ponds, tanks and reservoirs may not be full enough to support agriculture, or may be at risk of damage from floods.

The Purchaser shall bear the risk of damage resulting from his failure so to notify.

Zhang says going to unlicensed clinics raises the risk of damage to a girl's reproductive system.

Lesions are created under direct vision, minimizing the risk of damage to the pulmonary veins and adjacent mediastinal structures.

Where the buyer refuses to accept the object or rescinds the contract, the seller shall bear the risk of damage to or missing of the object.

These actions greatly limit the risk of damage by trusting people with only the permissions they need.

Allow for the goods are tea, if transfer air to sea, the tea is in the risk of damage.

Because transshipment adds expense as well as risk of damage and pilferage.

Our local expertise teams are dedicated to reducing the risk of Damage, Delay, Demurrage, and Detention.

The discomfort, and the risk of damage to the urethra, thus happen far less frequently than they otherwise would.

We prefer direct sailings as transshipment adds to the risk of damage and may delay the arrival .

"It's highly symptomatic and has increased risk of damage to the bladder, " he added.

Meanwhile, the board will reduce the risk of damage and prolong its life.

That means tissues which contain many dividing cells, such as the gut lining, skin and bone marrow, are most at risk of damage.

We prefer direct sailings , as transshipment adds to the risk of damage and also delays arrival to some extent.

It creates a foreseeable and highly significant risk of damage even when all due care is exercised in its management and;

Assessment of the risk of damage due to lightning