Others asked their followers to pray for family members whose safety was unknown.
In fact, because I was familiar with Crimea, had visited the place, and had friends there whose safety was in jeopardy, I was especially apprehensive.
In performing that protective function, they rightly take into account words spoken to, or in the proximity of, the person whose safety is their charge.
Patients whose safety was compromised while receiving care represented a tiny proportion of all those treated, the health secretary said, but still about 500,000 patients were harmed and 3,000 died each year as a direct result of safety failings.
An early response was to have patients who demanded the newest and best drugs pay these costs, while others relied on cheaper generic drugs whose patents had expired and whose safety was long established.
The topic clusters of these journals reveal the focus of each journal, which may be determined by the dominant methodologies used, the activity whose safety is studied or the object of study (e.g. workplace, safety management, regulation, etc).
The last option continued to occupy an important place within UNHCR's global protection strategy, both as a durable solution and as a means of protecting individual refugees whose safety was in jeopardy.
Darica has also become a surrogate mother for Anna, who is being tested for cognitive limitations and whose safety is a source of concern to her father, who is afraid that she might be taken advantage of.
"The bottom line is – it's about the government getting the right decision on what are often life or death matters so that we don't reject people whose safety is at risk".
In 1989, about 62percentt of kidnapped children and runaways whose safety was considered seriously threatened were recovered safely, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, a nationwide clearinghouse, which handles 6,000 to 7,000 such cases a year.
