Ms. Barshefsky, a lawyer who represents large corporations, said executives were not likely to criticize the Bush policy publicly because they were not immediately harmed by it.
Blaine entered the 1876 presidential campaign as the favorite, but his chances were almost immediately harmed by the emergence of a scandal.
4 5): our existing laws criminalize not only conduct that immediately causes harm, but also kinds of conduct whose causal relationship to the harm is more remote for instance conduct that enables or assists another's commission of a crime; so we need to ask how far we should extend the law's reach in this direction.
Or, shall I say, any immediately apparent harm.
It could be enacted immediately without harming the economic recovery.
Mr. Sullivan, noting that Ms. Giuliano has overstayed her appointed term and has expressed a desire to leave, issued a statement early on Wednesday saying, "Governor Rell needs to replace her immediately before more harm can be done".
It would, among other things, require chemicals to meet the much tougher test of "reasonable certainty of no harm," immediately ban asbestos, require EPA to review more existing chemicals in a given time period, and allow states to keep issuing regulations as tough, or tougher than, EPA's.
Get a professional trainer involved immediately to prevent harm to yourself or another family member, particularly a child.
The Government now needs to act immediately to prevent further harm to children.
"A well-trained commando normally will shoot to kill, especially with a head shot," said an army spokesman, Lt. Gen. Sanan Kajorn klam, "because if hostage takers with dangerous weapons are not killed immediately they could still harm hostages.
