"The pirates are at their most vulnerable when gathering their fuel, logistics and boats on the beaches, and I'm sure my military colleagues in the various anti-piracy task forces are considering options to prevent the pirates going to sea in the first place," said Col Steed, who is also the military adviser to the UN special representative on Somalia.
As a collaborative process, which gives all participants a(n equal) voice, NGT holds great potential for actively involving vulnerable populations in gathering and prioritizing their ideas.
The kidnapping and murder of 11 Israeli athletes by terrorists at the Games in Munich in 1972 was an appalling revelation of how vulnerable this great international gathering is and why the most serious preparation for the Games now is security.
The Benghazi attack calls into question the accuracy of intelligence-gathering and whether vulnerable American personnel overseas are receiving adequate protection.
Her case was discussed at a regular gathering called the vulnerable adults meeting, by which time she had been moved to another part of the camp.
The enormous Ilyushin cargo planes cast strange shadows on the water as they fly in and out; the town, which has been devastated by AIDS, is an incoherent gathering place of vulnerable fishermen, drunken pilots, prostitutes longing to get out, and orphaned children getting stoned on the streets at night.
Green has written to Brake saying the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is "gathering evidence to understand the current vulnerable claimant journey with the universal credit service".
At face value, the gathering of stories from hundreds of vulnerable adolescents suggests a relaxation of his injunction against interiority, an invitation to engage in realms of fantasy.
Instead, the repeated false starts of the last year have left the country vulnerable to a continued cycle of slow growth and gathering doubts, economists and executives say.
All intelligence-gathering methods are imperfect; all produce "noise"; all are vulnerable to deceit and subject to verification.
