COMPUTER viruses, the self-replicating programs that infect workstations and cripple networks, are a hazard to business.
I will hazard to the following reasons.
Hazard: These lithium-ion batteries can overheat, posing a fire hazard to consumers.
Not long, we hazard to guess.
It is a hazard to your health.
Sharps spills present a hazard to anyone.
There is that possibility, the hazard of a self-deprecating and self-abnegating approach to the High Holidays, an experience of prayer to make us feel tiny and despicable - one from which we walk away saying to ourselves it must be fair, after all, when the world fails to shine with divine light, and berating ourselves for expecting such splendor in the first place.
Knowledge of hazards, PPE and use of PPE was limited to self-learning on the job.
It is hard to imagine a record demonstrating a more substantial hazard of self-incrimination than this.
It agreed with the two courts below that respondent, at the time of the accident, 'had reasonable ground to apprehend that if he stopped to identify himself as required * * * he would confront a substantial hazard of self-incrimination.' Id., at 1057, 80 Cal.Rptr., at 565, 458 P.2d, at 477.
44, that respondent faced a substantial hazard of self-incrimination if he reported that he was the driver of one of the automobiles involved in the accident, the Superior Court issued the writ to restrain prosecution for failure to make the report.
