And even in a city with "bright spots" and schools posting beat-the-odds results, we were in danger of implementing what has been referred to as the "speedboat" theory of school reform.
The significance and the potential dangers of implementing enhancements in humans, especially to highly valued traits such as intelligence, would mandate a thorough programme of testing in animals, including non-human primates such as chimpanzees.
Despite our intuition that we need to do something drastic about global warming, we are in danger of implementing a cure that is more costly than the original affliction: economic analyses clearly show that it will be far more expensive to cut carbon dioxide emissions radically than to pay the costs of adaptation to the increased temperatures.
In a country as vast as China, where there are 56 ethnic groups, a large number of dialects, and 34 provinces and municipalities, we should be fully aware of the possible dangers of implementing one national language framework for standards-setting.
Q8: What might we anticipate are the future effects or dangers of implementing American Laws for American Courts amendments or acts?
"Our members are worried about the pace at which these reforms are being implemented, the danger of fragmentation of services, and the emphasis on competition," says Dr Clare Gerada, the RCGP's chair.
While acknowledging the dangers of a badly implemented tax, he suggested that his fellow conservatives recognize it as the best alternative, politically and economically, to the other polices being debated in Washington: the billions in subsidies being handed out to solar-power and wind-power companies, the cap-and-trade systems being promoted on Capitol Hill and by the presidential candidates.
It communicated the clear and present danger to the economy and the urgency of implementing his proposed solution.
Outreach, provided through treatment literacy campaigns emphasizing the effectiveness of ARV drugs, the importance of adherence to prescribed regimens, and the danger of untested 'cures' have been insufficiently funded, and have been largely implemented by NGOs and networks of PLWHA.
The danger of adopting new criminal procedures for short-run effect is that case law implementing the change develops only over time.
