A study from Greece [ 20] showed more negative attitudes, where high percentages of the police perceived people with mental illness as dangerous, in need of continuous hospitalization, and unable to recover.
It's even more alive, dangerous, and in need of a hero in Thomas' film translation.
Cinema has long been bad news for the mentally ill, typically representing them as the likes of Psycho's Norman Bates – crazed, dangerous and in need of harsh restraint.
The meeting's picturesque setting belied Khan's often pointed and critical statements on U.S. policy, which he characterized as dangerous and in need of change.
4. (C) Lynch then yielded the floor to Khan, who took the opening to begin his litany of objections to the conduct of U.S. policy in Pakistan, which he characterized as being dangerous and in need of change.
A Bronx man was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver late Friday at what neighbors said was a dangerous intersection in need of a traffic light.
Indeed, public opinion polls have consistently shown religious conservatives hold very dark views about human nature, viewing it as inherently sinful and dangerous, thus in need of coercive external control (Adorno et al. 1950; Lipset 1960).
This knowledge generates new possibilities for the government of certain bodies which are seen as 'risky', dangerous, and in need of attention (Lupton 1995).
Do under supervision from an adult if its a bit dangerous of need help with things which they can do children).
There is growing evidence that an increasing number of renters are being forced to put up with properties that are damp, dangerous and badly in need of repair, but feel powerless to speak out, for fear that they will be thrown out and forced to find somewhere else to live, perhaps in another area.
Specifically, it explores the deployment of 'community' through the re-configuration of space, the problematization of viral concentrations in specific micro-locales, and the government (in the Foucauldian sense) of specific bodies which are seen as 'risky', dangerous, and therefore in need of attention.
