All emergent technologies arise out of a hope for their applications, but this hope always comes with a fear of implications.
Secondly, perceived fear of implications of the changes among private sector players threatened support and success gained.
Stigma and fear of implications of a positive test result discouraged some pregnant women from seeking antenatal services completely or contributed to their discontinuing antenatal services at the health center after HIV testing.
Such reforms were motivated partly out of a desire to do good works and partly out of a real fear of the implications of class-based society.
Ironically, aggressive strategies to reduce absence can also drive presenteeism, as staff come to work in fear of the implications of their absence upon their own job security or their own professional standing and reputation.
Somewhere, behind the breastbone, where the conscience can speak freely without fear of legal implications or social condemnation, surely there can be an admission that, if he'd done some things differently — like staying in his vehicle and not following the young man — Martin would still be alive today.
Results are discussed in relation to the conceptual understanding of fear of pain, implications for treatment, and future directions for research on issues pertinent to pain-related fear.
It is no accident that Harkabi, like those, including Ami Ayalon, who now express fear of the implications of Revisionist goals as embodied in Netanyahu, are former prominent military as well as intelligence officials; Ayalon was head of the Israeli navy before taking over Shin Bet.
This delay in utilizing formal healthcare services appears to be largely motivated by fear of the implications of living with NCDs.
The fear of the implications of changes among the private sector on their business threatened support and success that had been gained up to the passing of the bill.
