In the course of protecting the country against what he deemed an existential threat, other worries seemed beside the point.
The Exxon Mobil suit alleges that the oil giant directed Indonesian government security forces to murder, torture, rape and kidnap in the course of protecting a liquefied natural gas facility in a joint venture with Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas company.
"New information is now known about the emotional toll these incidents take on our nation's professional firefighters and paramedics as a result of what they have seen and experienced in the course of protecting the public," the IAFF study noted.
One of the Volgograd bombers was apparently an ethnic Russian man who converted to Islam.During a meeting with his security chiefs in Volgograd at 6am on January 1st Mr Putin condemned violence against civilians, stressing that unlike terrorists "Russian special units always do their utmost in the course of special operations to protect civilians, women and children in the first place".
Since when is it a crime for Attorneys General to hold press conferences together, or talk to experts on any particular issue in the course of their work to protect the public interest?
Subsequently, chaperones were shown to help folding polypeptide chains in the course of their synthesis, to protect already folded proteins and to mark those which are incorrectly folded for degradation [ 44, 45].
UNAMI and UNICEF urge all parties to the conflict to abide by the principles of proportionality and distinction in the course of military operations, to protect children and other civilians from the effects of violence to the maximum extent possible, and to respect the civilian nature of schools and medical facilities.
This was done to ensure the conservation of dopamine activity in the course of the experiment, and also to protect the hippocampal slices against the possible cytotoxic effect of dopamine.
Similar to the kinetics of neutralizing antibodies in severe human cases of HPS, the presence of neutralizing antibodies appears late in the course of disease and is insufficient to protect hamsters from lethal disease [ 197].
Authors argued that health professionals who were posted in rural areas, by virtue of being the most educated, often bore the burden of assuring that the human rights of their actual and potential clients were respected and protected in the course of their clinical work and research carried out by others.
After obtaining their degrees, most undergraduates are normally deployed in rural areas where, by virtue of being the most educated, they often bear the burden of assuring that human rights of their actual and potential clients are respected and protected in the course of their clinical work and research carried out by others.
