Sentences with phrase «into vulnerable places»
I see how hard it is to let someone into the vulnerable places in our hearts because I have been that person.
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Cyber-security experts say businesses of all sizes can be vulnerable to attacks and hackers can manoeuvre their way into any site if the proper controls aren't in place to detect their snooping.
Amber sees counseling as «a special invitation by the people stepping into my office to sit with them in their most vulnerable places.»
But inside we've stepped into a less vulnerable place.
In recent years, Stearns has called the Church to engage in the global refugee crisis and to follow Jesus into the most difficult places in the world to alleviate human suffering and care for the world's most vulnerable children.
Building a fairer system examines how workers from developing countries become tricked or coerced into paying illegal and extortionate recruitment fees, and, once in debt, become vulnerable to exploitation in their place of work.
We expect every locality to continue to adhere to the standards put into place to protect the most vulnerable among us, moving forward,» Berner said.
The plans for secure colleges are a leap into the unknown that have the potential to deliver worse outcomes for the very vulnerable young people who are placed into custody across the secure youth estate.
That's the type of wishful thinking and lack of resolve that got us into the budget mess in the first place, Paterson's camp contends, but vulnerable Senate Democrats, especially those in the suburbs with school districts that will be hit hard by the cuts, are wary of a voter backlash.
Yet, like a multiheaded hydra, the industry seems to be surviving legal onslaughts in countries like India and branching into newer, more vulnerable places such as Iraq and sub-Saharan Africa.
They will require drilling companies to encase their wells in cement through vulnerable areas where they could leak into groundwater, and will require testing of that cement to ensure it is properly in place.
It's your brain's way of jolting you out of a vulnerable place and into self - protection mode.
«Universe within me and without me, please hold me as I take this journey into this very vulnerable place in my memory.
Adapting a short - story collection by James Franco, Coppola preserves the episodic structure of the book, allowing her camera to move among the characters with a breezy sense of freedom: April (Emma Roberts), the intelligent yet vulnerable good - girl lured into an affair with her charismatic but creepy soccer coach, Mr. B. (played by Franco); Teddy (Jack Kilmer) who's in trouble with the law and in love with April; Fred (Nat Wolffe), Teddy's cocky, bad - influence sidekick; and Emily (Zoe Levin), the profoundly sad school slut who freely dispenses blow jobs in place of genuine connection.
The fact that the states granted waivers haven't either put reforms into place, or rolling them out beyond a pilot stage — and thus, leaving them vulnerable to being scuttled by opposition from either NEA and AFT affiliates, or opponents of implementing Common Core reading and math standards — meant that the schemes were inherently unstable.
Bacteria can be released into the bloodstream whenever the patient chews or engages in any other oral activity can place a stress on the immune system of your pet, thereby rendering your pet more vulnerable to infections in areas distant from the mouth, and can have a substantial negative impact on overall health and longevity.
Because small kittens are vulnerable and young children may be unable to predict the consequences of their actions, MEOW does not place kittens under 6 months old into homes in which there are children who are less than 6 years old.
At the same time, we often place our most vulnerable animals into foster care: the very young, those recovering from injury or illness, or animals who are highly stressed, just to name a few.
The Siren can phaselock her enemies and trap them in place leaving them vulnerable and Gunzerkers are more of the crazy run into battle duel wielding guns.
As Meyerowitz notes: «It seemed to me that the French liken the twilight to the notion of the tame and the savage, the known and the unknown, where that special moment of the fading of the light offers us an entrance into the place where our senses might fail us slightly, making us vulnerable to the vagaries of our imagination.»
In the meantime, it's probably wise to split the climate issue into its component parts — for instance pursuing international partnerships for energy innovation and building resilience in vulnerable places to any climate hazard.
What Trump did yesterday was based on a campaign promise he made last year that helped earn him the presidency in the first place, and I applaud him for being brave enough to follow through on that promise — a promise he made, NOT to oil industry bigwigs (most of whom approve the accord), but to the millions of vulnerable working people who voted him into office.
In this case, the change taking place is the reshuffling under way in large law firms «as they move lawyers out of faltering practice areas into those that are less vulnerable — or even thriving — during the economic slump.»
Legal aid certainly has its place, but let's not delude ourselves into thinking that leaving the majority of Canadians vulnerable to bankruptcy when exposed to the legal system is an acceptable alternative.
Having embedded vulnerabilities leaves the end user vulnerable to criminals who leverage the backdoor that the organization willingly put into place.
Notes which go into the file in the first - tier tribunal and the employment tribunals, in view of the fact that no audio recording of the proceedings takes place there, are likely to be highly vulnerable to disclosure.»
What I'm hoping will happen in the next three years is that funders of health care, social services, housing, etc. and legal aid providers and courts will embrace working with groups outside of the legal domain and start using forms and technology to bring preventative law into places where vulnerable communities go for help with other pressing needs.
Breach or neglect of the standard of care may be more common in the family guardian / conservator / caregiver setting due to these individuals choosing to make decisions based on what they feel is in the best interest of the vulnerable adult rather than following valid legal documents already in place, or making decisions by using substituted judgement — taking into account what the vulnerable adult would want.
The Children's Defense Fund advocates on behalf of America's most vulnerable children — those who have been abused and neglected and too often removed from their homes and placed into foster care.
«For vulnerable children who have been taken into care, there is nothing more beneficial than being placed as early as possible with a loving family,» said Carol Homden, chief executive of the Coram children's charity.