The victims were raped, beaten and trafficked to other cities in the north of England, but they were ignored and treated with contempt by the authorities who dismissed them as "undesirables" and feared being accused of racism.
This bank of moral credits allows leaders to think that they can behave in a socially undesirable way without fear of discrediting their image.
He leaves amid a tough time for the Golden Arches: The past month alone has seen a lawsuit from obese McD's uber-devotees (who apparently had no idea what they were consuming); the announcement of closing 175 restaurants worldwide; and a French McDonald's near Grenoble was burned down during construction as the locals feared "undesirable smells".
Similarly, if nothing is at stake, there can be no desirable or undesirable outcome, hence no fear or hope, and consequently no suspense.
These conditions of crisis and division are conducive to undesirable consequences including public fear, mistrust, misinformation and non-compliance with public health directives.
A previous study investigating patient perceptions of brucellosis in Greece [ 32] found that around 44% of farmers would not allow veterinary investigation for fear of undesirable effects on their herds.
Its mythmaking was effective as such, and bolstered American fears of "undesirable" immigrants, racial "mixing", and independent women.
Our findings were consistent with others, where fears of undesirable effects of surgery on the body and side effects due to chemotherapies were a few of the initial reasons in delays in seeking cancer treatment.
Other claim-rights entitle their holders to be free from undesirable conditions like hunger or fear.
8 That review also found that drugs were seen as undesirable and that many participants feared dependence and tolerance.
Neil Hrushowy, an urban designer for the city who is working on the Market Street project, said that past planning based solely on "the fear of quote-unquote undesirables" was not good for urban design — and did not actually work.
