Congress agreed to allocate federal money to staffing and equipping harm-reduction facilities, but stopped short of agreeing to those funds being used for fresh syringes.
Are these girls, most under the age of 18, equipped to make a decision that's very likely to put them in harm's way?
With its smoky alto voice, it is a seductive mistress, yet few instruments are better equipped to cause harm.
"They are least-equipped to see the harm in this, and most likely to see the humor".
That's to equip those we send into harm's way and care for those who come home.
Dietze said the best approach to minimise harm from ice was to better equip frontline emergency services workers, who frequently came into contact with those affected by the drug, rather than taking a broad, population-wide approach.
Harm reduction workers have resolved to equip opioid users and their community with the antidote (Kim et al. 2009).
The fact that the government is, on the face of it, attempting to redress the harm done to the Windrush generation, and simultaneously equipping the Home Office with the power to do even greater harm, reveals how disingenuous their humanitarian posturing is.
7. Still, adults excluded from Scouting are equipped with more than enough survival skills to avoid real harm.
"Such disclosures not only jeopardise US personnel and operations, but also equip our adversaries with tools and information to do us harm".
The measure also said that handguns, as well as other legal firearms like rifles and shotguns, must be kept unloaded and disassembled, or equipped with trigger locks — unless there was a "reasonably perceived threat of immediate harm" in the home.
