Woods is under more public stress than perhaps any other athlete we have seen.
WHEN America did public stress tests on its banks in 2009 they helped end the panic on Wall Street.
Instead, the government is allowing banks to conceal or defer the full extent of their losses on toxic securities and bad loans and refusing to subject them to public stress tests or to require them to increase their capital.
The removal of government and central bank support and a return to higher interest rates, along with public stress tests planned for European banks, will force them to write down losses on toxic assets and depend on markets for funding.
Moreover, we reflect on the responsibility that rests on the analyst in addressing behavioural issues sensitively in order to lessen the effects on public stress.
Similarly, the effect from baseline to 3-month follow-up of OC on Cohen's perceived stress scale (PSS; d = 1.30) was larger than a baseline-3-months follow-up analysis on PSS of public stress reduction workshops based on cognitive and/or behavioral therapy ([ 53], mean d = 0.91).
In a community where the most serious offenses tend to be shoplifting and drunken driving, officials tried to calm the public by stressing how rare violent crime is here.
On Friday morning, with the government reporting that nearly 600,000 more jobs had been lost in January, the president went public again, stressing how irresponsible it would be to do nothing in the face of the growing crisis.
But in the aftermath of the Kosovo war, Mr. Milosevic's international indictment and the rise of his domestic opponents, Mr. Li and other Chinese officials have gradually shifted the stress of their public pronouncements, stressing the common interests linking China and Yugoslavia rather than singling out Mr. Milosevic for praise.
Dumanli: In 1994, the Hizmet movement made a public statement stressing that there is no turning back from democracy.
