The phrase "assistance danger" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where assistance could lead to danger, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In some cases, offering assistance without understanding the situation can lead to assistance danger."
Alternatives: "risk of assistance" or "danger in helping".
Resentful of their mothers after lonely childhoods, both sons married young before abandoning their first wives, pursued unrealistic ambitions, and, when they proved unsuccessful, demanded lifelong financial assistance.The danger of the book's title refers to the effects of their ambitions to be, as Thompson put it, "something no other woman has been yet".
People delivering humanitarian assistance face the danger of being put on trial before a military tribunal for "funding terrorist activities".
There's still a garage band in there, but – with the assistance of producer Danger Mouse – they stride fearlessly into areas that might once have been off-limits, as with the taut, clipped FM rock of Sisters, or the Glitter Band-via-Goldfrapp stomp of Gold on the Ceiling.
Mr. Reinhardt filed criminal charges against Captain Schettino and other, as yet unnamed defendants, on suspicion of negligent bodily harm, abandonment, endangering shipping and failure to offer assistance to persons in danger.
In the letters, he suggested that the administration should expand preventive programs, like rent assistance for people in danger of eviction, and maintain the number of drop-in centers where homeless adults can come in off the streets to seek help.
But if authorities intend to pursue the butler, Mr. Gillot said they are poised with a counter defense to prove that it was the butler's duty to gather information, invoking a French law used at the scene of car crashes that can result in the prosecution of people who fail to offer assistance to those in danger.
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It provides emergency medical assistance to populations in danger in more than 70 countries.
Housing conditions include safety and cleanliness at home, and social services refer to governmental protection against danger and assistance in acquiring necessary healthcare.
Many non-governmental organisations around the world have realised the urgent need for measuring and improving quality of care in humanitarian aid projects; Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), which provides emergency medical assistance to populations in danger in more than 60 countries, is one of them.
