Fortunately for Wilson, and the countless other officers that have wantonly killed unarmed civilians in recent years, there's absolutely no danger that the officer would be subject to a factual test to determine what perceived threat of supposedly life curtailing danger ever really existed.
The backers: Developing a product that could address those issues helped Pivot Bio land funding from Breakthrough Energy Ventures, the Bill Gates backed $1 billion fund dedicated to advancing technologies that can curtail climate dangers.
As with cigarette smoking and heavy drinking, which are "often practiced despite knowledge of their dangers," she said, attempts to curtail UV abuse through education about its dangers seem to fall on deaf ears.
According to a report by the Interfax news agency, which quoted officials close to the investigation but who were speaking on the condition of anonymity, the mine's management did not curtail work in the mine despite the danger that the fire would ignite when it mixed with methane underground.
If we do not act to curtail these actions we are all in danger of being spied on and added to terrorist watch lists for doing nothing more than attending a rally, signing a petition or holding a sign.
In contrast, in cardiovascular or cerebrovascular disease, the goal is the opposite: to prevent cell death from dangers such as ischemia and curtail the subsequent inflammation that can intensify injury and inflict bystander damage.
There was a danger that banks in western Europe would curtail lending in eastern Europe even more severely than they already have, said Erik Berglof, chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
If the right to bear arms could be curtailed to lessen "real danger of public injury from individuals," then isn't it obvious that that particular right is quite compatible with, at a minimum, the licensing of gun owners and the registration of guns?
Whenever President Trump tries to curtail the rights of the marginalized, all our personal brands are put in danger.
The myth that teens simply don't know about dangers leads parents to inform, scare, or simply try to curtail their behavior.
Two residents appeared to curtail dialogue with patients and their families knowing that their patients were not in immediate danger of dying.
