Women found it intrusive when the home visit included assessment of the environment for example, when the nurse commented on the need for safety guards for the stairs.
Once a reliable visual marker of neighborhood borders — no guards, some surmised, implied there was no need for guards — many bars have been casualties of an aesthetics-driven calculation, as families brush aside what they view as outdated home safety concerns.
Other items on the list include $99 million for two barracks facilities; $12 million for a new mess hall; and replacing legal, medical and communications facilities that are scattered around the base with new ones at the main detention camps, reducing the need for guards to transport prisoners.
King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway supported the conservative politicians, and Hol believed that a political and military counter-offensive was planned, hence the need for guarding the Parliament.
The needs for guarding property and protecting livestock in Africa in relation to the increasing urban violence could explain the high human:dog ratio found in this study.
With no war, there is no need for village guards.
There was no need for armed guards and there was burning of Zidane effigies.
The board prohibited the use of lead in paint, preventing brain damage in tens or hundreds of thousands of our children, and it established the need for window guards in apartments where toddlers live.
Consider the need for crossing guards at specific intersections.
