Sentences with phrase «of personal vulnerability»

To reduce their risk of HIV through behavioral change, adolescents not only need information on their perception of personal vulnerability, but also skills and confidence in their ability to act safely.

The exhibition seeks to connect notions of personal vulnerability with national and political fragilities.

Not exact matches

The central bank noted in its statement that «financial vulnerabilities in the household sector continue to edge higher,» which is the Governing Council's way of saying that ultra-low borrowing costs continue to put upward pressure on asset prices and personal debt.

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In his view, their feelings of vulnerability after careers that generated substantial income — his in building trades, hers in personal services — are understandable but unfounded.

When the mass insecurities fostered by a society in rapid transition reinforce the feeling of vulnerability derived from personal autonomy, people tend to «escape from freedom»; they lose their anxiety but also their freedom by overidentifying with some authoritarian ideology, leader, or system, political or religious.

By choosing to survive, to endure, and to be courageous in your vulnerability to share so openly your unique experience makes your a good and wise man, touching the lives of many who have ever felt a similar personal turmoil and lonely struggle.

The realms of mystery, nature, history, and personal existence can take on deeper coherence and significance as we view them in the light of the vulnerability of God.

Expansiveness, a certain vulnerability, openness to challenge by one's possibilities, appropriation of the multiplicity within oneself, acceptance and affirmation of oneself in spite of negativity, all seem to be essential to personal freedom and mental health — not only in Jungian but in existential, psychoanalytic, Gestalt, and other therapeutic circles.

Hearing is yet one more vulnerability that until recent times faced little peril, but the chronic noise in our cities, the ubiquity of personal headphone use and the ear - damaging potential of some medication has made preserving good hearing something no parent can ignore.

Criminalizing sex work increases the vulnerability of sex workers who chose this work because of economic necessity, strict immigration laws or personal preference.

«Historically, California has shown vulnerability as the center of the highly volatile tech industry and is reliant on personal income taxes, while Florida was the epicenter of the most recent housing slump,» Raimes says.

«Historically, California has shown vulnerability as the center of the highly volatile tech industry and is reliant on personal income taxes, while Florida was the epicenter of the most recent housing slump,» saiid Emily Ramies, a senior credit officer at Moody's.

The vulnerability of children to the venom of the brown recluse spider was picked up during a review of more than 2.4 million patient records stored electronically at VUMC between 1995 and 2015 and de-linked from personal identifying information.

To be clear, this isn't hacking or exploiting vulnerabilities, instead it's mining the Internet for nuggets of personal data.

The popularity of personals paved the way for grifters who soon realized that they could prey on the vulnerability of people seeking love.

Your personal collection of «open when...» letters, arranged into seven sections: body, spirit, confidence, vulnerability, love, hope, and inspiration

With a larger than life persona outshining even the calculated theatricality of the royal costumes, she effortlessly conflates the dual nature of Elizabeth's personal and private lives, the keen intellect, the touchy egotism, and the achingly human vulnerability that manifests in the acute jealously and peculiar pride she feels in having forsaken husband and children.

Director Johnson establishes a consistently serious tone and deals with personal vulnerabilities of the characters.

Nobody's Watching Guillermo Pfening was awarded Best Actor in an International Narrative Feature Film «for a performance of extraordinary vulnerability and commitment that anchored the film» as a gay Argentinian telenovela actor trying to find personal and professional fulfillment at home and abroad.

«As an adolescent, I had never experienced a learning environment that was at once safe enough to welcome my questions, intuitions, vulnerabilities, and understanding about how the world works and yet equally challenging to push the horizons of my intellectual and personal growth,» says Nalani, who had what he calls a «modest» upbringing in Bugolobi, a suburb of Uganda's capital city, Kampala.

Administrators» actual experience with being sued for school - related matters occurs at a lower rate (14 percent), but is still the source of considerable professional anxiety, given that these cases — following Wood v. Strickland (1975)-- include vulnerability to personal liability claims.

«As an adolescent, I had never experienced a learning environment that was at once safe enough to welcome my questions, intuitions, vulnerabilities, and understanding about how the world works and yet equally challenging to push the horizons of my intellectual and personal growth,» says Nalani, who had what he calls a «modest» upbringing in Bugolobi, a suburb of Uganda...

Personal control issues were related to moments of vulnerability that surface with the introduction of new technology and changes in expectations for the classroom teacher with regard to holding a position of authority, leadership, and expertise in the classroom.

Principals establish both respect and personal regard when they acknowledge the vulnerabilities of others, actively listen to their concerns, and eschew arbitrary actions.

Hackers often get a pretty bad rap, as they are often advertised as bad people who take advantage of security vulnerabilities for their own gain, often stealing personal information or other valuable data.

To me it can make perfect sense to do something today — say close a little used credit card account — that might drop my credit score a few points if I see more than offsetting (in my view of my personal situation) benefits — reducing my vulnerability to fraud, simplifying my life, and eliminating a tool that can tempt me to spend more than I can afford, in this example.

In his view, their feelings of vulnerability after careers that generated substantial income — his in building trades, hers in personal services — are understandable but unfounded.

For «Woodland» this can range from natural burial to body dump; «Home» dwells on the fear of lonely death and social death; «Grey Granular Fist» from personal vulnerability to public display; «Waterborne» from drowning and disaster to the being at one with the flow of matter.

Whether through political statement, individual vulnerability or personal faith, Power for the People reveals a process of finding our own place in the world — and often doing so with some humour.

Her paintings tackle topics facing contemporary females, such as the cult of beauty in mass media, personal and professional independence, and vulnerability.»

Unafraid to draw on her own personal tragedies, she often exposed both her own and the vulnerability of her subjects in her work.

An intensely personal artist, Bourgeois creates works that often draw on her own life experience: her vulnerability and fear, and the mystery and beauty of human emotions.

Through repetitive patterns, mark making, and textural floral elements, her paintings depict personal narratives that focus on feelings of identity, vulnerability, and loss.

«Ashes» (2018) Written for two voices and two loop pedals, electronics, harp, violin, cello, flute, piano and clarinet, the opera explores themes of personal and collective vulnerability.

A pioneer of body art and a leading performance artist and activist, Franko B uses his body as a tool to explore the themes of the personal, political, poetic, resistance, suffering and the reminder of our own mortality and vulnerability.

Healing is a connective process that requires the engagement of present - thinking, higher power vision, invincible courage, and fearless vulnerability; skills she has developed over the decades for self - actualization and personal growth.

The work deals with personal vulnerability and an experience of existential anxiety strongly associated with issues such as religion, nationalism, conflict and identity construction and looks for meaning not in the individual sign but in the context of exile and fragmentation.

Her paintings tease out a narrative of vulnerability, intimacy and desire, while capturing details of a personal, lived experience.

The curator said that «a lot of the works have a certain vulnerability to them that feels manifested in how they were made in a funny way formally, but also in the content, the personal content that they were willing to share.»

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People are increasingly aware of the value and vulnerability of their personal information.

Staff understood that hiring a private lawyer is a personal choice and that clients have the option to self - represent, but staff expressed concern that the complex nature of the legal system, client vulnerability, and lack of knowledge of the legal system may inhibit clients» interest in or ability to self - represent.

Hill, now a visiting senior fellow at King's College London University, was closely involved in the UK government's cyber security policy in his previous role, and his comments highlight growing concerns around the vulnerability of personal and valuable data to cyber threats such as the recent WannaCry ransomware attack.

The CJEU further highlighted the procedural safeguards under Article 4 (3) of the 2004 Qualification Directive and Article 13 (3)(a) of the 2005 Procedures Directive, [12] which takes into account the personal and general circumstances, specifically the vulnerability of the applicant [par.

This article also provides an overview of security vulnerabilities attorneys should be aware of and the precautions that they should employ when using their smartphones (in both their personal and professional lives) in order to adequately protect confidential information.

It is the responsibility of each of us to reduce our vulnerability to cybercrime, both in our professional and in our personal lives.

This can be rationalized by the vulnerability of victims, the heightened personal impact and the more severe dignity interests implicated.