This may result in longer than required intervention in areas with higher endpoint thresholds leading to greater cost outlays (not to mention the ethical problems of continuing treatment of infection-free communities) but would represent a risk averse insurance against the likelihood of not accomplishing elimination in other areas with lower thresholds [39].
Shari Steele, executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit civil liberties group based in San Francisco, said that American courts would be strongly averse to ruling against the right of residents to point cameras at private property.
Defence spending pits security hawks against conservatives averse to all forms of big government.
Instead, he wrote his Appeal: The riots revealed that the Anglican gentry of Birmingham were not averse to using violence against Dissenters whom they viewed as potential revolutionaries.
PHOTOS: Hollywood Backlot moments MOVE had the bad luck to run head-on into Frank Rizzo, Philadelphia's conservative, confrontational mayor, who was horrified by the group and not averse to taking action against it.
It is also why they are naturally averse to tougher trade sanctions against Iran, let alone any suggestion of war.Yet Iranian nuclear diplomacy is both delicate and fiendishly complicated.
The Chinese, defensive and protective, are culturally and institutionally averse to ideas that buck against convention.
The Chinese, defensive and protective, are culturally -- and, therefore, institutionally -- averse to ideas that buck against convention.
He uses swing rhythm as a foursquare entity, rather than warping it or battling against it; he's averse to dissonance except as tiny, unobtrusive details in a powerful euphony.
Liberals, on the other hand, were war-averse and cautioned against any involvement, fearing "mission creep".
