Detail Word Threatened

endures both among unions and businessmen whose immediate interests are threatened by foreign competition, and among public ofﬁcials responsive to

with employees who are resisting change because their habits are threatened? How would you deal with them if they are

ecosystems at risk of disappearing, agriculture and food security are threatened. Such concerns have given rise to a series of

that are protected by patrons, such as legislators, are threatened with change when they lose their patrons; and those

nonprofit organizations across the country, Goodwill’s grant income is threatened by a significant drop in foundation portfolio values. Demand

may even feel that your competence as a driver is threatened. For this simple reason, people are sometimes surprisingly outspoken

is, indeed, on the horns of a dilemma. It is threatened to be destroyed not only by the ”hot war”

stations. At times white men of various ages cursed and threatened him, and he became afraid for his life and

hybrid approaches. Policy scientists’ approach to knowledge integration could be threatened if new knowledge exposes the central canons of the

his plan, the recalcitrant state and territory governments would be threatened with a national referendum to strip them of legislative

have benefited from the general environment but also have been threatened by it. Some estimates are that 80% of plastic bottles

of wrongdoing indicated that they subsequently experienced or been threatened with reprisal.” The MSPB surveys showed the following reasons

is trying to make them change, or when they feel threatened, judged, put down, or analyzed so that they will

accountants to stay. If an organization feels its existence is threatened by forms of privatization, it would need to be

plans means that the financial stability of the country is threatened. Globally, often the countries with the highest fertility rates

had fewer qualifications and less experience than she had. She threatened action unless the matter was re-considered. The second

on hold. When he came back on the line she threatened to pull her account from Merrill Lynch unless the

of individuals, the Reagan administration paradoxically pursued economic policies that threatened a classical, free enterprise system. The implicit vision was

confronted the individual as a kind of overwhelming monstrosity that threatened to swallow him or her up in its “social-

city council.79 The attempt to achieve accelerated change from above threatened political stability in conditions where the conflict between executive

police and judges is poor; sometimes both are bribed and threatened by drug barons. In Colombia, one in three judges

who emphasize the right to preserve traditional communities seen as threatened by multicultural society. The best-known cultural explanation of

informal settlements close to the railway tracks and have been threatened with eviction. This visit to Mumbai showed the Kenyans

and administrative organization to structure the managers’ judgments and choices threatened to bump up against the challenge that “The central

the corrupt political machine that ran the city, felt directly threatened by the bureau, referring to it as “The Bureau

the first 100 years of its existence, so have such disputes threatened stability in a number of newly independent African states.

cum-administrative accountability in episodes where popular accountability is especially threatened. In more challenging contexts, however, electoral mechanisms reproduce and

cars, tractors, and telephones. Their way of life is increasingly threatened by the expansion of non-Amish businesses and residences

and, at several points during the antebellum era, regional interests threatened to dominate the national government for regional purposes. When

unemployment, benefits, labour laws. The sheer volume of new legislation threatened to overwhelm the legislators and society alike, yet gradually

in control, but only temporarily. In response, the 1985 Nevada Legislature threatened to withdraw that state from the bi-state compact

in the heavy artillery in the shape of sanctions or threatened sanctions. As with other battles, the negotiation process can

also the duty of preventing the violation of rights or threatened infraction of the law. This is called preventive justice.

maintaining the integration of capitalist society, which is otherwise threatened by class conflict and even conflict within the capitalist

turbulence also occurred inside China. Distrust of the official reports threatened China’s emerging market economy and its internal stability (

or tearing down a city, or punishing a state that threatened to impose restrictions on the managers of railroad corporations” (

systems render once-useful layers of middle management obsolete. These threatened managers struggle to find new roles for themselves and

survived only by drawing on government credits, which in turn threatened macroeconomic stabilisation. The Russian Army suffered from increasing technological

to the rise of permanent leadership. When a tribe was threatened by war, it had to choose a leader who

by cars and noisy trams and many heritage buildings were threatened with demolition or had already been replaced with modernist

endures both among unions and businessmen whose immediate interests are	threatened	by foreign competition, and among public ofﬁcials responsive to
with employees who are resisting change because their habits are	threatened?	How would you deal with them if they are
ecosystems at risk of disappearing, agriculture and food security are	threatened.	Such concerns have given rise to a series of
that are protected by patrons, such as legislators, are	threatened	with change when they lose their patrons; and those
nonprofit organizations across the country, Goodwill’s grant income is	threatened	by a significant drop in foundation portfolio values. Demand
may even feel that your competence as a driver is	threatened.	For this simple reason, people are sometimes surprisingly outspoken
is, indeed, on the horns of a dilemma. It is	threatened	to be destroyed not only by the ”hot war”
stations. At times white men of various ages cursed and	threatened	him, and he became afraid for his life and
hybrid approaches. Policy scientists’ approach to knowledge integration could be	threatened	if new knowledge exposes the central canons of the
his plan, the recalcitrant state and territory governments would be	threatened	with a national referendum to strip them of legislative
have benefited from the general environment but also have been	threatened	by it. Some estimates are that 80% of plastic bottles
of wrongdoing indicated that they subsequently experienced or been	threatened	with reprisal.” The MSPB surveys showed the following reasons
is trying to make them change, or when they feel	threatened,	judged, put down, or analyzed so that they will
accountants to stay. If an organization feels its existence is	threatened	by forms of privatization, it would need to be
plans means that the financial stability of the country is	threatened.	Globally, often the countries with the highest fertility rates
had fewer qualifications and less experience than she had. She	threatened	action unless the matter was re-considered. The second
on hold. When he came back on the line she	threatened	to pull her account from Merrill Lynch unless the
of individuals, the Reagan administration paradoxically pursued economic policies that	threatened	a classical, free enterprise system. The implicit vision was
confronted the individual as a kind of overwhelming monstrosity that	threatened	to swallow him or her up in its “social-
city council.79 The attempt to achieve accelerated change from above	threatened	political stability in conditions where the conflict between executive
police and judges is poor; sometimes both are bribed and	threatened	by drug barons. In Colombia, one in three judges
who emphasize the right to preserve traditional communities seen as	threatened	by multicultural society. The best-known cultural explanation of
informal settlements close to the railway tracks and have been	threatened	with eviction. This visit to Mumbai showed the Kenyans
and administrative organization to structure the managers’ judgments and choices	threatened	to bump up against the challenge that “The central
the corrupt political machine that ran the city, felt directly	threatened	by the bureau, referring to it as “The Bureau
the first 100 years of its existence, so have such disputes	threatened	stability in a number of newly independent African states.
cum-administrative accountability in episodes where popular accountability is especially	threatened.	In more challenging contexts, however, electoral mechanisms reproduce and
cars, tractors, and telephones. Their way of life is increasingly	threatened	by the expansion of non-Amish businesses and residences
and, at several points during the antebellum era, regional interests	threatened	to dominate the national government for regional purposes. When
unemployment, benefits, labour laws. The sheer volume of new legislation	threatened	to overwhelm the legislators and society alike, yet gradually
in control, but only temporarily. In response, the 1985 Nevada Legislature	threatened	to withdraw that state from the bi-state compact
in the heavy artillery in the shape of sanctions or	threatened	sanctions. As with other battles, the negotiation process can
also the duty of preventing the violation of rights or	threatened	infraction of the law. This is called preventive justice.
maintaining the integration of capitalist society, which is otherwise	threatened	by class conflict and even conflict within the capitalist
turbulence also occurred inside China. Distrust of the official reports	threatened	China’s emerging market economy and its internal stability (
or tearing down a city, or punishing a state that	threatened	to impose restrictions on the managers of railroad corporations” (
systems render once-useful layers of middle management obsolete. These	threatened	managers struggle to find new roles for themselves and
survived only by drawing on government credits, which in turn	threatened	macroeconomic stabilisation. The Russian Army suffered from increasing technological
to the rise of permanent leadership. When a tribe was	threatened	by war, it had to choose a leader who
by cars and noisy trams and many heritage buildings were	threatened	with demolition or had already been replaced with modernist