Often a parakeet will show its discontent by opening and closing its beak in a threatening way, squawking, or biting, so you may want to use a glove, BUT DO NOT USE HARD GLOVES, this may cause fear for the bird and much discontent, maybe a hand sown glove if your bird trusts you enough.
In general, users could be said to have a right to access any information stored about them, but in this case, there may also be a right not to know, in particular when knowledge of the data (e.g., risks of diseases) would reduce the well-being by causing fear, for instance—well-being bying treatment.
The path of the march would take the miners directly across Logan County, causing fear for Chafin and his backers.
Hariri's abrupt resignation and continued stay in Saudi Arabia has caused fears for Lebanon's stability.
PAUL KLEBNIKOV thought that Russia had changed, that grievances there were no longer pursued by recourse to contract killings and that investigative journalists therefore had no cause to fear for their safety.
Though Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's voluble and impulsive president, probably has little immediate cause to fear for his job, his difficulties are steadily mounting and not just because relations between his government and the United States have sharply deteriorated since September 11th.Mr Chavez, a former paratroop commander who claims to be leading a "Bolivarian revolution", is still fairly popular.
Yet at the same time, anyone posting content in these situations has cause to fear for their lives.
She should consider that the killers of Mike Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Aiyana Jones were have not been brought to justice, when none of them were armed, but all of them were Black, and that lethal force is justified in instances where an officer has cause to fear for his life or the safety of others.
It caused lingering fear for quite a while.
It causes unnecessary fear for DACA youth and their families.
"But the numerous and rapid deaths caused by the disease were not all: at least 15,000 Negroes perished of hunger, and the escape of slaves increased in the northern dependency, causing serious fear for the security of the colony…" (1).
