Sentences with phrase «targeted as harmful»

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Announcing the U-turn, the Department for Education said: «We want to ensure any future system of regulation that we may introduce appropriately targets the small minority of settings which may be exposing children to harmful practices, without causing undue burdens on the sector as a whole.

Harmful drinking is a priority in its own right, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goal target 3.5 and WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol.

With the new culprit in view, future work could target a possible treatment, such as designing an inhibitor to interfere with the harmful pathway.

Conventional treatments for diseases such as cancer can carry harmful side effects — and the primary reason is that such treatments are not targeted specifically to the cells of the body where they're needed.

The most likely initial target for capture would be a young male, Gulland says, because a loss in that demographic group would be least harmful to the population as a whole if capture goes awry.

This coating disguises the nanosponges as red blood cells, which are the real targets of the harmful toxins produced by MRSA.

In addition to helping you lose weight, there is some evidence that viscous soluble fiber also targets and reduce the harmful fat in the abdominal cavity belly fat which is strongly associated with increased health risks such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes (14).

States and territories have likewise agreed to consider the feral cat as a harmful pest, which means that the animal will be targeted through shooting, poisoning and baiting.

As Dr. Richard Lindzen, MIT atmospheric sciences professor emeritus and one of Grijalva's targets, has pointed out: «Billions of dollars have been poured into studies supporting climate alarm, and trillions of dollars have been involved in overthrowing the energy economy» — and replacing it with expensive, inefficient, insufficient, job - killing, environmentally harmful wind, solar and biofuel sources.

If the target parent shows a parenting ability that is adequate as defined in the research and fits the needs of the child and there is a reasonable likelihood that the target parent will foster the relationship of the child with the alienating parent, the court should seriously consider modifying custody, unless the child is so enmeshed with the alienating parent that a change in custody would be permanently harmful to the child.