It was alleged that the manner in which passengers were being carried "involved a danger of injury".
It was produced to detail the "simple acts which the ordinary individual citizen-saboteur can perform", allowing citizens to do damage to countries and companies using normal kit and "in such a way as to involve a minimum danger of injury, detection and reprisal".
The NICU staff did not know the purpose of the audit but, if an error was detected that might involve a potential danger to the patient, the caregivers were immediately informed.
The NICU staff did not know the purpose of the audit but if an error was detected which might involve a potential danger to the patient, the caregivers were immediately informed.
All citizen complaints which do not involve an imminent danger or significant imminent environmental harm shall be referred to ASMC for action.
Hence, it can be assumed that this region involves a certain danger of fracture.
Of course, when government is involved, there's a danger of political considerations trumping economic ones, but our track record of using public money to foster innovation is good.
"I could see justification only if the absence of it would involve a major and imminent danger to our own country, or, at worst, to our most intimate and traditional allies.
Bridget Betts from BAAF says that is a danger everyone involved is all too aware of: "These are vulnerable children and the risk of rejection and being rejected again is quite high and for some of those children, social workers and their foster carers have had to support them afterwards.
However, further studies are needed to investigate the possibility that TLR4 acts as a danger receptor involved in clearance of excess shedding of placental factors.
Correct care for children with a danger sign involved referral plus any required pre-referral treatment, which was often skipped.
