In its letter to shareholders ahead of the meeting, directors said the proposal "is based on a flawed, if not dangerous, premise: that stockholders would be best served if Chevron stopped investing in its business".
Equally, when Mr Walsh said his own test had found absolutely nothing, he failed to say that the red-zone idea is based on a probabilistic notion, where dangerous concentrations of ash are likely, rather than definitely, found.
In its letter to shareholders ahead of the meeting, the Chevron board said the proposal to cut capital spending "is based on a flawed, if not dangerous, premise: that stockholders would be best served if Chevron stopped investing in its business".
It is a dangerous game, based on a flawed premise.
Cronenberg's new movie, "A Dangerous Method," based on a Christopher Hampton play, is the director's explicit piece of work as a bourgeois artist.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Cronenberg's new movie, "A Dangerous Method," based on a Christopher Hampton play, is the director's explicit piece of work as a bourgeois artist.
The startling violence of Sabina's disorder, which turns her, even in moments of relative calm, into a twisted, sputtering wreck, is also a signal that, appearances to the contrary, "A Dangerous Method" (based on a play by the film's screenwriter, Christopher Hampton, that was drawn from a book by John Kerr) is not just another decorous Oscar-season costume party.
Riad et al. (1999) analyzed why people sometimes decide not to evacuate from a dangerous situation based on a resident interview survey after Hurricanes Hugo and Andrew.
According to an editorial in Environmental Health Perspectives [46], 'the decision to retract a published scientific work by an editor, against the desires of the authors, because it is 'inconclusive' based on a post hoc analysis represents a dangerous erosion of the underpinnings of the peer-review process, and Elsevier should carefully reconsider this decision'.
We feel the decision to retract a published scientific work by an editor, against the desires of the authors, because it is "inconclusive" based on a post hoc analysis represents a dangerous erosion of the underpinnings of the peer-review process, and Elsevier should carefully reconsider this decision.
