Germany is not the only country to recognise the destructive effects of data retention.
Strindberg's main concern, however, is with the destructive effects of sexual maladjustment and psychic imbalance.
He documented the destructive effects of long-term hospitalization for non-psychotic psychiatric disorders and the often dramatic therapeutic benefits of the revolutionary new medications for psychiatric illness.
Science should investigate the safety of bioengineered crops but not without a solid perspective on the destructive effects of denying their great promise.
Indeed, for teachers such as me who see the destructive effects of his policies in the classroom, much of what he said was misleading.
Is it possible to rank the destructive effects of various factors on families in the Shrimp Boat ghetto: poor education, absent parents, teen pregnancy, drugs, and violence?
Pope Francis asks that all of us, especially those wielding economic power, start looking at the destructive effects of our current idolatry of money and rationality.
Gay activists may be disappointed by the filmmakers' restrained assumptions about Hoover's sexuality, though the destructive effects of self-denial have rarely been dramatized in such withering detail.
One of the destructive effects of the "devlet baba," or "daddy state," has been to keep both politicians and electorate immature.
(In "The Glass Menagerie, Amanda Wingfieldd, with her fantasy of a "gentleman caller," suggests the more destructive effects of this philosophy).
Yet the dry, hot climate of Egypt has allowed some mud brick structures to survive where they have escaped the destructive effects of water or man.
