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Indeed, we found that while men mentioned these behavioral beliefs in our qualitative interviews, protection against HIV, MC being against one's culture, and pain from MC procedure were non-significant in explaining MC motivation when other beliefs also mentioned were included in the model.

In nearly all interviews, child protection was discussed as an important area to develop quality measures which required elements of access, training, communication and structure to function effectively.

Brennan sees the fundamental purpose of the Constitution to be — as he told Bill Moyers in a 1987 public-television interview — "the protection of the dignity of the human being and the recognition that every individual has fundamental rights which government cannot deny him".

Neither community members, local councils, nor NGO staff participating in key informant interviews identified security or protection risks specific to cash transfer or voucher program implementation.

"It's critical," Mr. Ketchum said in an interview, "for investor protection and it's critical for our reputation".

Many immigrants express fear, particularly of chemical weapons against which none of the immigrants interviewed had any protection, but they are resigned to their situation.

Three women have told the Guardian they were interviewed by child protection officers more than 20 years ago after the mother of one of Ling's alleged victims raised the alarm.

The inquest heard Luke had previously been interviewed by child protection officers and Victorian police after Anderson held up a knife to him while they were together in a car, saying to his son: "This could be the one to end it all".

We want our government to defend our first amendment by urging Sony to release "The Interview" and offer protection to movie goers as well as those involved in the production of the movie.

Asylum seekers who attempt to come to Australia by boat are typically interviewed at sea by border protection officials and the interviews are then assessed by the immigration department.

Ms. Norton said in an interview that "serious equal protection questions are raised" when a high-profile case is chosen for the death penalty.