Sentences with phrase «human abuse potential»

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Brad is exactly right to point out the potential weaknesses for abuse in any system of theology (in any human system at all, really).

Relationships between associate and senior pastors are neither more nor less complicated than other human relationships: they hold the potential or abuse as well as for transformation.

The reason why it could be so effective in preventing these types of abuses is because of the potential, significant consequences for countries that violate human rights.

Achieving international consensus over the suitability of refugees returning to Rwanda was thus a potential way to refute accusations concerning human rights abuses within the country, and to exercise more control over possible critics.

Despite their exciting potential to uncover human rights abuses, technologies that collect and analyze huge amounts of data can also infringe on other human rights.

The internet is awash with potential evidence of human rights abuses in some of the world's most pressing conflicts.

Lonnie Strickland, Lake County health and general services director, said the tranquilizer has a potential for human abuse and should not be used by animal control workers.

But BECCS is also described as an elephant in the climate mitigation room, criticized both as a false and unproven solution to reduce emissions and for the risks it poses to ecosystems, indigenous peoples and local communities through the potential for land grabbing and human rights abuses.

The Commissioner risks rolling back industry efforts to scrutinize individual supply chains and combat human rights abuses and potential cases of conflict financing along them.»

Human rights violations are always most likely to occur when no one is watching over the police, soldiers and guards who have the power and potential to commit abuses.

This search is related to pre-employment background checks because individuals who have a history of abusing and / or killing animals have the potential to eventually start targeting humans, including their co-workers.