Hospitals have exploited residents as cheap labor for decades to their own enormous financial advantage -- ignoring the burden of chronic fatigue and inordinate stress on these young doctors and, more important, threatening the lives of patients.
"They were coerced, yelled at, told they failed a polygraph when they didn't—and, most important, threatened with the death penalty when they didn't confess," he said.
"They were coerced, yelled at, told they failed a polygraph when they didn't — and, most important, threatened with the death penalty when they didn't confess," he said.
But this process is too big and important to threaten the confidence of those who have invested in it by further delay.
More important, they threaten to drown out the scenic hoof-strikes of the horses and the bruised, beating hearts of the men who ride them.
A lot of important issues threaten the earth today: the economy, world hunger, the continuing existence of Ashton Kutcher, but none may be as critical as Global Warming.
Andrei is humorous, engaging and, most important, not threatened by Katya's willful independence.
The most important hazard threatening people and their properties in CNG distribution stations is pressurized natural gas in station storage vessels and car vessels.
One, at a cost of $27.50.When several important shows threatened to go elsewhere in 1991, the unions made some concessions.
Vulnerability assessment revealed that water requirement of the lowland and the water transfer system were the most important factors threatening the wetland.
