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The director of public prosecutions apologised to victims and pledged to issue new guidance on police handling of vulnerable complainants.

Bridgit M. Burke, the director of the Civil Rights and Disabilities Law Clinic at Albany Law School, said she was concerned that a new nonprofit group being set up to monitor the state's handling of vulnerable populations would have little access to documents related to abuse and neglect, according to the legislation's fine print.

In Niger, the capacity to handle cases of vulnerable children more than doubled between 2009 and 2011.

The deputies' handling of an unarmed, vulnerable young man with an intellectual disability (Mr. Saylor had Down syndrome) was plainly lethal and incompetent.

The extended handling of semen makes sperm vulnerable to organelle and/ or membrane damages.

The Common Rule sets out detailed policies and guidelines about informed consent, adverse events, handling of biological data, and vulnerable populations, among other issues.

For the most part, the thrust of the remarks by the potential candidates and other leaders of the council focused on what Democrats viewed as Mr. Bush's most vulnerable points: his handling of the economy and corporate abuses.

The Republicans, on the other hand, noted that the suit argued merits of issues that were not addressed in the justices' one-paragraph order today: that manual recounts are unreliable, made all the more so by human handling of punch-card ballots and their vulnerable chads.

But, sensing that Mr. Bush might be vulnerable on his handling of the postwar situation in Iraq and on related issues like his willingness to pay for beefed up security at home, Democratic strategists said the presidential candidates were likely to keep up their attacks on the president's foreign policy.

Our care and support workers are trained in a range of areas including manual handling, delivering personal care as well as child protection and the protection of vulnerable adults.

It said ADB's operational, sectoral and regional staff needed to undergo a fundamental change in their approach to vulnerable populations and the handling of "resettlement, environment, and public disclosure and consultation".