On October 2, alluding to the Wahija wedding strike, the White House's National Security Council said that the administration was "deeply concerned" about civilian casualties and called on "all sides of the conflict in Yemen to do their utmost to avoid harm to civilians".
The Sri Lankan Army commander, Lt. Gen. Sarath Fonseka, told his officers that military operations "should be carried out taking all possible safety precautions with utmost precision" to avoid harming growing throngs of civilian refugees, the Defense Ministry Web site reported Thursday.
"All forces are obligated to do their utmost to avoid causing civilian harm".
In a statement urging doctors to call off at least the strike planned for September Prof Terence Stephenson, chair of the GMC, said: "We know that doctors will again want to do their utmost to reduce the risk of harm and suffering to patients.
"We should do our utmost to ensure no one is harmed, but we can't guarantee that people will not be shaken up by scenes of disorder … We are not calling for political reform or changes to the tax system.
With the all abovementioned benefits provided by the data collected from mobile phones, it is also of utmost importance to consider the potential harms and challenges that ensue this process.
He called it "imperative" that the army "exercise the utmost restraint and discipline to avoid further harm to civilians or worsening the humanitarian situation".
Thus, it is of utmost importance that information about benefits and harms of mammography screening is balanced.
He should really have been more respectful of New Komeito's main sponsor, the Soka Gakkai, whose founder, Tsunesaburo Makiguchi, was imprisoned during the war because of his opposition to state-sponsored Shintoism.As the campaign gathers pace, the LDP leadership is doing its utmost to keep the prime minister out of harm's way.
Clear communication of these harms and benefits to women is of utmost importance and goes to the heart of how a modern health system should function.
