Understanding of risk behaviours and other key charecteristics of IDUs in the region will help in strengthening harm reduction efforts that can prevent HIV transmission.
In a reversal from Monday, the yen strengthened, harming the propsects of exporters by making Japanese products more expensive abroad.
When does gossip strengthen or harm your self-confidence?
A separate letter circulated by Representatives David Price (D-NC) and Rush Holt (D-NJ) urged the super committee to "ensure that deficit reduction policies strengthen, rather than harm, the nation's education, science and research infrastructure".
The high rate of CAM use and wide range of experience of benefit and harm strengthen the argument for research to quantify benefit and assess safety of this type of treatment.
And even with a foothold in Afghanistan, Al Qaeda wouldn't significantly strengthen its ability to harm the West.
Adding financial and length-of-stay dimensions to discussions about hospital quality improvement may strengthen efforts to reduce harm to patients, as will timely access to local data.
Speaking in Helsinki today, Russia's foreign minister, Igor D. Ivanov, who travels to Washington next week to meet Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, said, "We live in hope, and Russia will do everything it can to ensure that as a result of these talks, international security will be strengthened and no harm will be done to anyone's interests".
Or to put it another way, the European Central Bank's putative cure for eurozone deflation is to export it to us - strengthening sterling will harm our exporters and put our already low inflation rate of 1% under downward pressure.
We desire the good of the world and the happiness of the nations, that the bonds of affection and unity between the sons of men should be strengthened... what harm is there in this?... these fruitless strifes, these ruinous wars shall pass away, and the 'Most Great Peace' shall come.
