The Pentagon is declaring that any computer attack that threatens widespread civilian casualties — for example, by cutting off power supplies or bringing down hospitals and emergency-responder networks — could be treated as an act of aggression.
He is concerned, they say, that less-experienced fighters are causing civilian casualties — for example, panicking and detonating suicide vests in crowded areas, killing women and children before they get close to Afghan government officials, who are the targets.
The Partisans suffered considerable casualties, for example the 17th Majevica Brigade of the 27th East Bosnia Division lost 16 killed and 60 missing.
The Defense Department has made some effort within the confines of the law to allow same-sex married couples to participate in some programs, identifying 14 areas where service members may designate beneficiaries of their choosing — for group life insurance and casualty notification, for example.
In Fusilier Rigby's case the choice of victim, a member of the armed forces, might have caused anger or sorrow in the wider population but it did not make the public feel personally threatened in the way that mass casualty attack, for example on commuters as in 7/7, did.
Some accounts give inflated casualty figures; for example, W. H. Rideing in 1896 asserts that "five hundred and sixty-two persons perished".
Many of the GPs questioned the routine security measures and awareness at the casualty clinics, for example when carrying out unaccompanied home-visits or when the consultation rooms were arranged without any escape routes or possibilities to alert others if a dangerous situation arose.
The Psychological Criterion will be a clear casualty, for instance.
Not all regions associated with extended plasticity in adulthood are early casualties in AD; for example, dorsolateral PFC is affected later.
