Up to now, however, most studies on mental enhancement purposes predominantly focus on the general misuse of prescription and illicit stimulants.
In general, misuse of technology does become clear when the employee makes a mistake, so it is far better to trust them and earn their loyalty and desire not to waste your time and money than to encourage rebellion through being miserly and mean-spirited about it all.
Electronic interventions targeting general alcohol misuse have been adapted to proactively address alcohol use and consequences for specific events associated with extreme alcohol consumption (i.e., 21st birthdays, spring break [SB]).
Bureau officials said they did not have updated public figures but were preparing them as part of a wider-ranging review by the inspector general into misuses of the bureau's authority to use so-called national security letters in gathering phone records and financial documents in intelligence investigations.
The Attorney General is misusing taxpayer dollars on this investigation, and should end it immediately.
Reuven Pedatzur, a commentator on defence issues, excoriates the generals for misusing a budget that actually grew from 2002 to 2005.
This study thus aims to explore how socio-economic position, maternal age, household and marital arrangements, general stressors, alcohol misuse and illicit drug abuse, and especially psychological and physical IPV relate in a framework leading to postpartum common mental disorder (CMD).
On Thursday, Asensio & Company, an investment firm, faxed a letter to Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, charging that misuse of the nano label has become a favorite tactic for fraudulent stock promotion.
Last week, an investment firm faxed a letter to Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, charging that misuse of the nano label has become a favorite tactic for fraudulent stock promotion.
PAGE A12 National COURT BLOCKS DETAINEE'S SUIT ON MATERIAL WITNESS LAW The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a man detained after the Sept. 11 attacks may not sue John D. Ashcroft, the former attorney general, for asserted misuse of the federal material witness law.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that a man detained after the Sept. 11 attacks may not sue John D. Ashcroft, the former attorney general, for asserted misuse of the federal material witness law.
