It would therefore be unfair to blame the French for reportedly dropping their surveillance of Said Kouachi after his return from Yemen without a clearer understanding of the competing threats, and what that initial surveillance had turned up.
After years of viewing immigrants as a threat, competing for jobs and depressing wage levels, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. last year called for amnesty for all illegal workers, seeing immigrants as potential union members.
Working in a harsh environment with competing expectations and threat of burnout makes the support and understanding of the supervisor critical not only to registrar learning, but also to resilience in the situation [ 55, 56].
But we have enormous competitive assets and editorial assets that we can use to compete with threats.
It has also been suggested that they focus on a single threat and prevention behaviour and do not include possible additional threats competing for the individual's attention [ 24].
If the fall of the Soviet Union left America without a competing superpower, emerging threats from terrorist groups, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction placed new – and, in some ways more complicated – demands on our intelligence agencies.
If he thought the mini-industry spawned by his Everest book -- competing books, death threats and continuing Web battles -- was a nuisance, he may one day look back on that experience as a minor dust-up compared with what could follow his book questioning religion.
Moreover, the threat of competing against the Dodgers in free agency has partly compelled three rivals to spend nearly $500 million to keep their stars off the market.
LORAL SPACE & COMMUNICATIONS LTD., New York, a satellite maker, asked a judge to give it more time to file its bankruptcy reorganization plan without the threat of competing proposals from creditors.
