Compelling people to lie about who they are is perhaps the most pernicious and deleterious aspect of the policy for the individual soldier whose service is predicated upon duty and honor.
Further studies of the variant in question may lead to a VUS result being reclassified as either deleterious or not, raising policy and ethical questions about the duty to re-contact patients and who is ultimately responsible for this task.
Will reckons that women are "recoiling" from the "condescension" of the Obama campaign, whose constant reminders that Romney's social policies are deleterious to women is certainly something that women find offensive.
Simulation results show how input and output pricing policies can have deleterious effects on the environment, but also show that in some cases policies that appear detrimental to producers—such as a modest tax on production of highly erosive crops can produce welfare gains by discouraging patterns of land use that are unsustainable in the long run.
With the candidates as close as they are on most policy issues, the deleterious ad hominem attacks have seemed inevitable.
Taxes up the yin-yang!" Pelosi noted the deleterious effects that Bush White House policy has had on prices at the pumps.
This was true as recently as 2008, when Rand Paul's father, U.S. Representative Ron Paul (R-TX), was booed during a debate at the Reagan Library when he suggested that the 9/11 hijackings were blowback from the deleterious effects of U.S. foreign policy.
But it's acceptable for them to openly support administration policies — even strategically deleterious, militarily wasteful, politically motivated ones.
24 47 It has been argued that a more rapid adoption of neoliberal politics by local government in WCS alongside greater vulnerability to the deleterious impacts of associated economic policies might provide some basis for explaining the findings for WCS.
The European Union did not instruct George Osborne to introduce an austerity policy which magnified the deleterious effects of that crisis.
