As Obama mustered a response to Ebola in West Africa — to save lives and to contain the disease — Trump repeatedly tweeted that the United States should cut off overseas response efforts, decline treatment to an American evangelical doctor who had contracted the disease, and reject standard scientific protocols.
Correction: November 24, 2004, Wednesday A front-page article on Friday about the Bush administration's policy choices for Iran misstated the date that American contacts with that country were cut off in response to evidence linking it to groups that had carried out bombings in Saudi Arabia.
A European bank regulator, keen to keep its deposit fund from running out of money, might insist on a harder-nosed approach, and local businesses might find their funding cut off in response to rules made in Frankfurt.The conflict between democracy and the EU's financial rules is reaching right down to the local level.
Transfer of prisoners to Afghan control throughout the country was restored last year, after it had been cut off in response to a United Nations investigation published in October 2011 that found widespread use of torture at prisons run by Afghan police and intelligence agencies.
Revealingly, when a Republican senator in Washington called for US military aid to Egypt to be cut off in response to the coup, the pro-Israel lobby swung into action to contradict him.
For this study, four sub-measures of depression symptom self-report were constructed from the PHQ-9 responses based on a normal or higher threshold or cut off for responses to each question item.
So far, China, which supplies the North's energy and some of its food, has not cut off aid in response to North Korean actions even though its leaders have urged Mr. Kim and his father to refrain from provocations.
"Whenever you get a negative thought, emotional symptom, you are supposed to turn on one side and with your arm movements in a kind if stop motion, just say STOP very firmly and that is supposed to cut off the adrenaline response," the young patient said.
The upgrade came about as a compromise between Glendale and Metrolink officials, who had pushed for closing the crossing, and Los Angeles officials, who argued the closure would leave a small area of businesses cut off from emergency response vehicles.
And, while the letters included taglines -- one-sentence statements -- in select Asian languages, the text was so generic it failed to convey the gravity and urgency of the situation that a person's coverage would be cut off without a response.
