Peshawar registered 10 polio cases of KP's total 18 in 2015 mainly because of free and unchecked movements of children from Afghanistan and Fata.
Unfortunately, they also realise that, left unchecked, social movements can also fall into this trap.
For instance, the Ludford report proclaims equality between European citizens and third country nationals and goes so far as to propose that non-nationals can be employed as European officials in the same way as Member State nationals, or that they enjoy the same rights of unchecked freedom of movement and family reunification as EU nationals.
If unchecked, the trend could prove catastrophic.
Dozens of new local organizations like the Coalition to Save Hopewell Valley have popped up in the last couple of years, signaling what environmentalists say is a new movement against unchecked development.
Tahmasebi et al. support such assumptions by finding that all CCHF viruses from Hamadan province of Iran clustered together with the CCHFV strains of Pakistan [ 17, 19] proving evidence that the unchecked and uncontrolled animal movements between these countries remain a source of sustained and constant introductions of CCHFV to naive populations [ 25].
Left unchecked, the "Time Well Spent" movement could metastasize into a "Time to leave Facebook" movement.
Left unchecked, the "Time Well Spent" movement could metastasize into a "Time to leave Facebook" movement.
Allowing this movement to continue unchecked will eventually mean economic suicide for hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of American families.
Unveiling her campaign symbol, a blue rose, she said that her election as France's president would form a trio of world leaders that "will be good for world peace", leading "a worldwide movement that rejects unchecked globalisation, destructive ultra-liberalism, the elimination of nation states, the disappearance of borders".
Left unchecked, the debt-for-equity movement will add but eliminate taxes on industries that have stable enough cash flows to permit recapitalizations.
