"Such information should preferably be public information, where this is possible without endangering the effectiveness" of the program, the commission said.
Conclusion: Even though health workers provide RUTF as a treatment for SAM children, their caregivers use it also for meeting broader food and economic needs of the household endangering the effectiveness of CMAM programme.
Even though health workers provide RUTF as a treatment for SAM in children, caregivers use it also for meeting broader food and economic needs of the household thus endangering the effectiveness and timely recovery of SAM children.
Increasing P. falciparum resistance to antimalarial medication endangers the effectiveness of antimalarial chemoprophylaxis; therefore, standard recommendations for chemoprophylaxis need to be continually updated.
The ranking Republican, Senator John McCain of Arizona, asked how Mr. Watson "would respond to public disclosures that endanger U.S. citizens, neutralize the effectiveness of classified defense programs and harm national security".
That report concluded that anti-Americanism was so severe it was "endangering our national security and compromising the effectiveness of our diplomacy".
These include a few "problematic areas," as today's Federal Register notice puts it, including improving performance measurements for wildland fire and endangered species conservation, as well as measuring the effectiveness of research.
But without public participation in species protection, the effectiveness of the Endangered Species Act would be sharply reduced, which is exactly what its Congressional opponents have always wanted.
Failing to motivate volunteers could therefore endanger the programme because of the possibility of high attrition.
I do not intend to endanger the lives of anyone.
