But critics of the proposal say it could backfire, endangering the relationship between law enforcement and the immigrant community that is essential for investigative police work.
This will endanger the entire relationship".
Many respondents argued that pointing a co-worker to an error or violation of safety rule with the patient present would erode trust of patients and endanger the caregiver-patient relationship.
On the other hand, when a patient's complaint cannot be translated into somatic terms the GP, maybe in order not to endanger the patient-doctor relationship, may tend to sick list the patient although the objective findings of disease may be weak or absent.
Mike Lazaridis, founder and co-chief executive of R.I.M, said in an interview that allowing governments to monitor messages shuttling across the BlackBerry network could endanger the company's relationships with its customers, which include major companies and law enforcement agencies.
The Greens parties from both sides of the Tasman have raised objects to the tough laws, saying they endangered the "special relationship" the countries share.
In Britain, fears are growing that the BAE-EADS deal would orient the British military industry away from the United States and toward Europe, endangering the special relationship.
At the same time an amortisation schedule sets a plan how many patients per quartile have to be diagnosed or treated, that the equipment turns out to be profitable.' (GP 5) A negative consequence of IHS was seen in the upcoming commercial role of the GP which might endanger the trustful doctor-patient relationship.
