Can Twitter give them a place to speak up and spread their message, free from harm?
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No matter your spiritual practice, I pray that we ALL remain safe and free from harm.
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But we cannot wish, hopelessly, for some alternative world where our kids are free from harm.
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All of it is monitored by student surveillance service Gaggle, which promises to keep Santa Fe High School kids free from harm.
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We want what women have always wanted: the freedom to express ourselves and live free from harm, the power to defend ourselves and change the world.
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The lawsuit, also filed by the St. Louis University Legal Clinic, said the children's constitutional right to be free from harm while in state custody was violated.
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Activists expect Bernie Sanders, the progressive candidate, to support more radical action to provide animals not just with improved conditions but with legal rights to be free from harm.
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We like to think of sharks as being at the top of the underwater food chain, happily terrorizing the ocean's fish, sea lions, and other marine mammals while remaining free from harm themselves.
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Against the always dangerous Pitbull, Chandler's lead hand looked sharper than ever and meshed well with his footwork in the early moments as he darted in, scored, and left range free from harm.
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" In a second tweet, Conway said she didn't judge anybody's faith, including that of Ocasio-Cortez, and noted that she said during her CNN appearance "that people of all faiths should be free from harm.
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When I noticed a green path branded with a bike symbol — a part of the road I had never paid attention to as a pedestrian — it was as though I had discovered some sort of spiritual oasis free from harm.
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And the fact that Guaidó remains free from harm or imprisonment shows that Maduro may not have as much power as he thinks — or that he's not sure just how far he can go to crack down on the uprising before his supporters abandon him.
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Dream of a day without HIV/AIDS. Dream of a day when all children are safe and free from harm. Comedy, laughter and hope! This is the foundation for CAAF’s A Night of Comedy annual event.
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The Summer of the Danes is a medieval mystery novel by Ellis Peters, set in 1144. It is the eighteenth in the Cadfael Chronicles and was first published in 1991. Brother Cadfael is pleased to join his young friend Mark, now a deacon, on a mission of church diplomacy in Wales. Travelling in the safety of the Prince of Gwynedd's train, they are brought to unexpected dangers, as they seek to keep a young Welsh woman free from harm.
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NPA also conceived and piloted the "Choosing Wisely" concept with a grant from the ABIM Foundation and the support of Consumer Reports. The concept encourages patients to choose care that is supported by evidence, not duplicative of other tests or procedures already received, free from harm, and truly necessary. The "Choosing Wisely" Campaign won a "Foremother Award" from the National Research Center for Women and Families. Their "Good Stewardship" campaign on eliminating the top 5 unnecessary medical treatments led to an articles in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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And it also includes the self-hatred and self-denial of > homosexuals who know what they are but have been taught all their lives by a > heterosexual society that people like themselves are sick, sinful and > criminal.” According to Planned Parenthood, transphobia is defined as: > "Transphobia is the fear, hatred, disbelief, or mistrust of people who are > transgender, thought to be transgender, or whose gender expression doesn’t > conform to traditional gender roles. Transphobia can prevent transgender and > gender nonconforming people from living full lives free from harm." These phobias, as well as myths centered around LGBT individuals, influence a culture that holds back persons from identifying how they choose and places them into a binary that doesn't encompass all possible ways of identifying.
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The German government openly pressured him to leave the country, with Germany's ambassador to the United States notifying the State Department that because of the "people's righteous indignation" the government could no longer hope to keep Mowrer free from harm. When the Chicago Daily News learned about the threats, Frank Knox, the owner of the newspaper, offered Mowrer a position in the paper’s bureau in Tokyo. Mowrer, who did not want to leave Germany, agreed to leave before covering the annual Nazi Party spectacle in Nuremberg set to begin 1 September 1933. After American diplomatic missions to Germany refused to guarantee his and his family's safety, and after a futile personal appeal to newly appointed US ambassador to Germany William Dodd, Mowrer agreed to depart immediately, in return for the release of Paul Goldmann, an elderly Jewish correspondent for the Austrian newspaper Neue Freie Presse, who was being held by the Gestapo for high treason.
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Security is generally a desired state of being free from harm (anything that compromises the state of an entity's well being). As defined in information security, it is a condition in which an information asset is protected against its confidentiality (quality or state of being free from unauthorised or insecure disclosure contrary to the defined access rights as listed in the access control list and or matrix), integrity (a quality or state of being whole/ as complete as original and uncorrupted as functionally proven by the hash integrity values) and availability (a desired state of an information resource being accessible only by authorised parties (as listed in access control list and or matrix) in the desired state and at the right time. Security is an important domain in as far as cloud computing is concerned, there are a number of issues to be addressed if the cloud is to be perfectly secure (a condition i doubt will ever be achieved)(Martin Muduva, 2015). As cloud computing is achieving increased popularity, concerns are being voiced about the security issues introduced through adoption of this new model.
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