"We definitely know that it's happening," Mitchell Gomez, executive director of the prominent nightlife harm reduction organization DanceSafe, told VICE.
2, 28 Prominent among the harms to human rights associated with FGC is the fact that those undergoing the practice in Senegal are almost entirely minors (very young children or infants at that) and incapable of meaningfully consenting to the procedure.
With the economy in the doldrums, unemployment above 9percentt and rising, and federal elections in Germany less than three months away, officials are eager to avoid another prominent failure that could harm Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's chances of re-election.
Others argue that corporations are its main beneficiaries, and that it exacerbates food insecurity and environmental harm Another prominent theme observed across Pathways 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 involves the health equity implications of biotechnology.
Exclusion criteria were: (I) psychotic and acute substance-related disorders; cluster A and B personality disorders; prominent risk of self-harm; (II) organic mental disorders; (III) severe medical conditions; (IV) concurrent psychotherapeutic or psychopharmacological treatment [ 16]. 495 patients were randomized to one of the therapy groups (n = 416) or a waiting list group (n = 79).
[C3.] Scandal Ripples Beyond Volkswagen A rapidly expanding bribery and corruption scandal at Volkswagen threatens one of Germany's most prominent corporate executives and could harm Chancellor Gerhard Schröder.
After claims by a prominent cleric that driving can harm women's ovaries, three female members of the Saudi advisory council recommended that the ban be rescinded, but no debate has yet taken place .
Show me what harm in the world a prominent atheist intellectual has done.Ah, but Stalin and Hitler and Mao! Give me a break.
One question, Mr. Loy said, was whether placing prominent labels on such materials helped or harmed security.
Now, people identified as South Asian women, or lesbian, gay or bisexual, are becoming increasing prominent groups at 'high risk' of 'self-harm' (e.g. King, Semlyen, Tai et al., 2008; Husain, Waheed and Husain, 2006).
