A prudent preventive move, or so the district assumed.
Could backing Lekuton be a preventive move, fending off the Talibanization of an otherwise obscure corner of Africa?
As she promised nearly two years ago, Angelina Jolie has had her fallopian tubes and ovaries surgically removed as a preventive move against the cancer that killed her mother.
Only days after the old lady's visit to Prabhakaran's bunker, the army detonated a bomb inside the place and destroyed one of the country's most popular tourism sites in what some say was a preventive move to keep it from becoming a shrine for LTTE sympathisers.
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With the nonprofit groups that still take donations from Mylan, the effort to get epinephrine auto-injectors on the preventive list is moving ahead.
For the other 3 doctors, one was chosen who had moved from preventive to curative care, one who had moved from lower to higher levels (commune or district to provincial or central level) and one who had shifted from the public to the private sector.
Public health, the Cinderella of the health service, is being recognised for what it is, the essential source of crucially needed preventive medicine, and is moving to the centre of health strategy.
Asean officials said yesterday that the foreign ministers were talking about a move to "preventive diplomacy", al though this would have to happen "at a pace with which everyone is comfortable".
Closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and holding detainees domestically under a new system of preventive detention would simply "move Guantánamo to a new location and give it a new name," said Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights.
