The development is damaging to the BBC as it follows recent criticism of a "serious failing" by Panorama over its controversial undercover documentary in North Korea last year, when it used students from the London School of Economics as cover for its reporting team.
The four developments were damaged in Hurricane Katrina to varying degrees and have been off-limits — along with most of the city's public housing — to residents ever since.
Professionals in child welfare warned that children's development was being damaged by parents' obsession with safety, which was depriving youngsters of adventurous play.
There is also emerging research that fetal, infant and childhood development can be damaged if a woman uses marijuana while pregnant or breast feeding.
UNICEF warned, however, that without a concerted Government response to the plight of 3.3 million Ugandan children, who still remain vulnerable to poverty, disease and insecurity, the achievements of recent years would be threatened and Uganda's reputation as a model for development would be damaged.
Once we have achieved results similar to those found in "first world countries", it seems that the impact of SES occurs independently of the culture studied, although the developed countries poverty rates are different from developing countries, poverty both there and here is damaging for cognitive development.
A "ridiculous" number of Welsh councils is damaging economic development, business leaders have told MPs.
As a group of European toxicologist we strongly support the need for more research support in these areas, but we believe that over claims for progress is damaging their development".
"We have expressed our opinion on the law, underlining that IP or DNS-blocking system is damaging to Internet development in Russia, as these are the ways which could potentially block the entirety of the product (YT or any other UGC-product ) over one piece of illegal content".
Several influential studies have concluded that institutional care is damaging to the development of infants and small children relative to foster care [16] [21].
