We examine the impact of one-time threats of expulsion and punishment on voluntary contributions in a public goods game.
On the other hand, those adolescents who make even one-time threats in person to their teachers, therapists or in essays/exam papers may be more easily identified for assessment than those who issue one-time threats online.
On Tuesday she defeated Farouk Hosny, the Egyptian culture minister, whose one-time threat to burn Israeli books had stoked strong opposition.
As events surrounding the EBOV outbreak in West Africa illustrate, the importance placed on a specific EID threat at any one time also depends on who is setting the agenda [ 34].
To few, however, did Bradbury give as much time and attention as he did to the affairs of the British Council, of whose literary work, at one time very much under threat of abolition, he was an invaluable supporter.
In specific, 35.6% reported physical assaults and 71.2% reported exposure to a type of non-physical assaults: 69.8% verbal abuses, 48.4% threats, and 8.6% sexual harassments.> -wrap-foot> atxposure at least one time to either verbal abuses, threats, or sexual harassments; the prevalence of these were, respectively, 69.8%, 48.4%, and 8.6%.
He says that after the financial crisis he received "all manner of threats" and at one time was advised to "stock up on bodyguards".
The one time I was really unhappy, we'd had threats that involved them.
At any one time, the GDD Operations Center actively monitors approximately 30 40 such public health threats; here we provide our perspective on five of the top global infectious disease threats that we were watching in 2012: (1) avian influenza A (H5N1), (2) cholera, (3) wild poliovirus, (4) enterovirus-71, and (5) extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis.
But this time, threats are unnecessary.
