Charles F. Robinson, general counsel of the Independent System Operator, said the changes would discourage Enron-like trading tactics as well as the more threatening practice of creating artificial scarcity in the market by keeping power plants offline.
I've spoken a lot about the dangers associated with government use of face recognition in law enforcement, yet, this article opened my eyes to the unfair and potentially life threatening practice of refusing or reducing support services to citizens who may really need them — through determinations based on algorithmic data.
Also, these teachers provided support that was instrumental to students' development of SRL, and employed non-threatening evaluation practices.
An earlier inspection at the hospital, which was put into special measures in July 2013, found a "crisis situation" with bloodstained walls, overcrowding and potentially life-threatening unsafe practices.
(1) Early and systematic recognition of errors including near misses: this could be achieved through regular, non-threatening, in-practice audits or significant event analyses.
Of all the attitudes of the new administration, this may be the most threatening to democratic practice.
B'Tselem, an organization that monitors human rights in the West Bank and Gaza, charged that "using civilians to enter homes is just as life-threatening as the practices the state discontinued".
If you stay on the opposite side of the fence from the threatening bovine and practice avoidance techniques, then they will eventually leave you be.
In Nevada, a training manual warned officers that using cell tracing to locate someone without a warrant "IS ONLY AUTHORIZED FOR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES!!" The practice, it said, had been "misused" in some standard investigations to collect information the police did not have the authority to collect.
