A vast amount of studies have shown that anxious children display an interpretation bias, which means that they disproportionally impose danger interpretations upon ambiguous situations [ 26].
As per definition in the Georgian National Procedures for Child Protection and Referral, psychological violence is "assault, blackmail, humiliation, threatening or any other action that hurt the pride and dignity of a child and might impose danger to the health and life of a child".
Thus, if asked if they wish to be protected from harm (say, from having their homes burned and livelihoods destroyed), from pain and mutilation (say, from having a hot poker plunged into their eyes), and from imposed dangers to health (say, from poison being put into their water supplies), they would presumably answer, yes.
They discussed the imposing dangers of Grant's nomination bid, such as the third-term resistors.
Such antibodies not only reduce the efficacy of protein therapeutics, but also impose potential dangers to the patients receiving them.
Nevertheless, it remains to be seen in future work whether alleles conferring the ability of long-range migration are actually selected, even if large jumps impose a danger (for instance, a long-range jump could be fatal to a cell if the cell is swept away to a harmful environment).
Recent global terrorism activities and threats imposed prominent danger to the public civil infrastructure, and thus blast and impact resistance design of structures has become an indispensable requirement in the design processes.
In similar custodial situations where I practice in North Carolina, when a child refuses to be with one parent, Judges have said that forcing such a situation imposes a danger to both the child and the parent.
Any programmed system cannot impose a systematic danger on the human race.
Key findings include the dangers imposed by periods during which the tether goes slack and ways to preclude this.
