But it means you avoid overburdening the health care system.
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A central issue is Wolff's insistence on overburdening his characters with trauma.
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We have undervalued women's speech for so long that we run the risk of overburdening it.
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And far from overburdening the Fed, the FedAccounts would likely generate hundreds of billions of dollars.
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That will both minimize the chances to spread the coronavirus and avoid overburdening hospitals and clinics.
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" The National Assembly's leadership officially said the debate was delayed due to "overburdening of the parliamentary calendar.
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And some top Senate Republicans are warning the White House of overburdening lawmakers with too many nominations.
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Hunt said the CBA is eager to help create a CFPB that protects consumers without overburdening businesses.
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He has loudly objected to ObamaCare as it kills jobs by overburdening and constraining employers, particularly small businesses.
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It does all this without overburdening small businesses or stifling the innovation that is the lifeblood of our industry.
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That would include stricter health security protocols to avoid overburdening hospitals by keeping people with mild symptoms at home.
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YOU TAKE ALL OF THOSE ISSUES AND YOU ADD THEM TOGETHER, IT CAN JUST BE OVERBURDENING FOR A SMALLER COMPANY.
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You take all of those issues and and you add them together, it can just be overburdening for a smaller company.
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Flooding from Harvey is overburdening resources as authorities in and around Houston scramble to save those trapped by the high waters.
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After gaining power, they would use the authority of government bureaucracy to destroy capitalism by overburdening it with taxation and regulations.
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"Parents must ... avoid blindly engaging in invidious competition and limit overburdening their kids with too many extracurricular activities," the government document said.
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Heroin and opioid abuse is overburdening our child welfare systems, crippling newborn babies with addiction, and impacting our veterans at alarming rates.
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But more than just the overburdening and costly regulations that the CFPB created, Kavanaugh has continued to question the constitutionality of the CFPB.
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"There is going to be some level of surprise at how overburdening the regulatory environment is going to become," Ms. Chamlee-Wright said.
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BusinessEurope, a trade association for EU enterprises, welcomed the plan to simplify cross-border operations but warned against risks of "overburdening check-ups" on firms.
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To promote integration in countries that may be resistant to opening their labour markets or overburdening public services, they can provide financial and logistical support.
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The 8,000 with recall orders were part of the first wave of residents meant to file their paperwork, a strategy to avoid overburdening the MVA.
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With Hadoop, data sets can be stored across multiple server clusters instead of overburdening a single machine—yet data applications can access them cohesively and indiscriminately.
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Policymakers should avoid overburdening the U.S. armed services, or giving them missions better-suited to other organizations, such as the State Department, USAID or intelligence agencies.
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This is why, to both prevent overburdening our health system and to save the most lives, we must direct attention, political courage and resources to dramatically halting transmission.
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Beirut's streets were lined with piles of trash last year following the overburdening of the country's main landfill, due to a lack of oversight and planning by government bodies.
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They say they find themselves accused of stealing jobs from Britons and driving down wages, even though unemployment is at a four-decade low, or of overburdening health services.
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To limit overheating risks and avoid overburdening monetary policy, the IMF last month urged the government to adjust its budget deficit targets to make it "neutral" rather than expansionary.
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"Things are developing, and we will eventually come to a point where glyphosate isn't deployed any more," she told lawmakers, adding that this should be achieved without overburdening farmers.
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Life insurers must somehow reinvent themselves without losing sight of their core purpose: providing a way for their customers to plan for a dignified old age without overburdening the state.
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And he headed to the Fed with, presumably, the same mandate — to cut through the red tape that was overburdening America's financial system and unleash the forces of financial innovation.
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This, in turn, minimizes the risk of overburdening hospitals and endangering frontline health care workers, and maximizing the likelihood that the most critical patients will get the care they need.
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The global spread of the coronavirus has been seismic, overburdening health care systems, torpedoing stock markets and requiring millions of people to submit to severe restrictions on their personal movement.
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That could discourage private equity firms from overburdening companies with debt, but also erode returns by pushing them to stump up more of their cash as equity to fund acquisitions.
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AliveCor sells its own ECG device for consumers and is among the emerging companies focused on ensuring that patients get direct access to important health information, but without overburdening their doctors.
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The most dangerous threat in the coming months is not the virus itself but the potential for mass hysteria, false information, racism, and most importantly, the overburdening of our health systems.
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The two states contended that the spillover is overburdening local law enforcement, and sought to do away with the regulatory system Colorado has created to tax and control recreational pot sales.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Monetary policy is largely powerless in reviving euro zone growth and the responsibly lies with governments, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Friday, warning against overburdening central banks.
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"The situation is worsening day-by-day, the raising of mandatory hours is overburdening teachers and I don't like the mandatory textbooks either," she said, accompanied by her three-year-old son.
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"Lumwana has made detailed proposals to the Government about a partnership approach which would provide the State with an improved share in the economics of Lumwana without overburdening the mine," Jacobs said.
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Flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey is overburdening resources in the country's fourth-largest city, prompting authorities to call on volunteers with watercraft for help in rescuing those trapped in homes and buildings.
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Dell has been conducting a strategic review for several months as it has sought to consolidate its complicated ownership structure without overburdening its balance sheet, which bears around $50 billion in debt.
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But that effort is also seen as overburdening an important sector, the country's small and medium-sized businesses, which are at the front line of the ongoing trade war with the United States.
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She described it as a "satisfying" way to vent about shared experiences in their field without revealing more than they're legally able to, or overburdening each other with the nitty-gritty of casework.
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Grandi said relocation had to be sped up because the refugee crisis was overburdening fragile services in the Roraima capital of Boa Vista, where thousands sleep in the street every night because shelters are full up.
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Mr Peston says that although the public fretted intensely that the sudden increase in immigration was overburdening public services and bringing rapid cultural change, his former employer, the BBC, imposed an "almost total news blackout about it".
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That balance has become even more difficult in recent weeks, as Haitians fearing deportation from the United States have lined up at a ditch in Champlain, N.Y., to walk into Canada, overburdening the country's refugee processing system.
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On the state, he argued that it was reasonable to worry about overburdening business with regulation, but illogical to reduce welfare payments, as most Republicans want, at a time of wage stagnation and rising insecurity for millions of workers.
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Germany's own financial watchdog Bafin has also criticised the ECB for overburdening small German banks with requests for data and the central bank's project to launch a euro-zone wide loan database has caused a backlash in the country.
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The move will mark the culmination of a strategic review that Dell has been conducting for several months as it has sought to consolidate its complicated ownership structure without overburdening its balance sheet, which bears around $50 billion in debt.
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Gloria Guevara, president and chief executive of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), said destinations had to plan for the long term and create infrastructure that allowed them to direct tourist flows to stimulate local economies without overburdening hotspots.
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They find themselves accused of stealing jobs from Britons and driving down wages, even though unemployment is at a four-decade low, or of overburdening health services as patients, even though many help to provide them by working for the NHS.
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The rapidly escalating coronavirus pandemic, and the urgent need for the populace to practice "social distancing" in order to prevent the overburdening of our health care infrastructure, has quickly expanded public awareness about a glaring societal need: paid sick leave.
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But Americans, both in Congress and on Main Street, need a realistic and sensible conversation regarding what's happening with retirement saving as a whole and what policies will help those who need it without overburdening the government or the economy.
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He proposes to me a limit of 5,000 people at one time for Rosh Hashanah, who would be bused in, pray, and then be bused out, to allow for another group of pilgrims to get their prayer fix without overburdening the city's infrastructure.
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Here in the U.S. – through the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 – Congress similarly intended to create a system of "cooperative accountability," where a combination of private sector collaboration and reasonable legal standards would reduce illegal online content without overburdening creators or online service providers.
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Mr. Brooks, who was a member of the rock group the Modern Lovers, has rented in the area for more than 40 years and fears that developers are not building enough truly affordable housing, are overburdening the local infrastructure and are worsening flooding in the area.
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"Overburdening of monetary policy in recent years has made it almost ineffective, or even harmful in some cases, as central banks are trying to address problems beyond their control, with limited and often experimental policy tools," Bank of America Merrill Lynch FX strategist Athanasios Vamvakidis said in a recent report.
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"Overburdening of monetary policy in recent years has made it almost ineffective, or even harmful in some cases, as central banks are trying to address problems beyond their control, with limited and often experimental policy tools," Bank of America Merrill Lynch FX strategist Athanasios Vamvakidis said in a recent report.
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Lebanon's economy was spluttering even before the Syrian refugees crossed over, and the 1.5m now inside its borders—more than the total number of asylum-seekers who reached Europe last year—make up over one-quarter of its population, disrupting the labour market, overburdening water and sanitation systems and, since the vast majority are Sunni, upsetting the sectarian balance.
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In 1986 Kimiko Lin, the assistant principal of the West Los Angeles campus, stated that the school puts its emphasis on classwork instead of homework to avoid overburdening students who have other commitments; therefore, the school sometimes gives homework.
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The earlier extension of the runway subsequently caused disruption of natural sand flow along the coast. By 1975 the anticipated rise in passenger volumes was already overburdening the older terminal and works were commenced on a new international passenger terminal, with completion in 1978.
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It was at this Chapter that John refused to draw up new statutes to avoid overburdening the friars.Salimbene, "Mon. Germ. Hist. Script.", XXXII, 300. Only some new rubrics were promulgated, which in a later chapter in Genoa (1254) were included in the official ceremonial of the Order.
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Koreans tend to have concerns about overburdening friends and family with their problems and thus are less likely to seek social support during stress, whereas Americans are more likely to seek social support. Kim suggests that instead this version of OXTR may be related to adherence to social norms.
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Minimally Disruptive Medicine is an approach to designing patient care that seeks to consider the effects of treatment work, and in particular to prevent overburdening patients. Overburdening leads, May, Montori and Mair argued, to structurally induced non-compliance with treatment, in which it becomes progressively more difficult for patients – especially older patients with multiple co-morbidities – to meet the demands that therapeutic regimens place upon them. Minimally Disruptive Medicine has a theoretical basis in Normalization Process Theory, which explains the processes by which treatment regimens and other ensembles of cognitive, behavioural and technical practices are routinely incorporated in everyday life.May C, Finch T. Implementation, embedding, and integration: an outline of Normalization Process Theory.
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Preceding the project, Albania had the lowest budget for health care per capita in the region, with approximately USD 228 (compared to e.g. Serbia, USD 561 per capita). A dysfunctional referral system, with many patients bypassing primary healthcare (PHC) and overburdening secondary and tertiary service levels (e.g. hospitals) are among issues.
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This overburdening had been noted during landing exercises, but instead of reducing the load, another had been added. The inability of the troops to move quickly had lethal consequences, especially on the deadly Omaha beach. Unneeded equipment was often discarded. The demonstration of the Army's prodigality inculcated a culture of wastefulness that had undesirable consequences.
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Iyengar Road, which later became the Karnataka Hotel Owners Association. Changed circumstances in the huge joint family caused Subramanyam to sell his hotel in as is a condition in the mid-1950s. It is said the brothers passed on tips about preparations to the new owners along with advice to take care of workers by not overburdening them.
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In: Rondeel, H.E., Batjes, D.A.J., Nieuwenhuijs, W.H. (eds): Geology of gas and oil under the Netherlands, Kluwer (Dordrecht): 159–166. (see salt tectonics). Possible forces that drive the flow of salt are differential loading on the source layer and density contrasts in the overburdening sediment. Forces that resist this flow are the mass of the roof block and the block's inherent resistance to faulting, i.e.
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Chamber of Deputies of Parliament granted extension until 30 April 2020. 12 April – Government announced that it was preparing a plan for gradual lifting of remaining restrictions. Government aimed at reaching maximum of 400 newly infected people a day in order to prevent overburdening the healthcare system. Instead of general restrictions, the intended maximum number should be reached through contact tracing of positive cases (see policies section below).
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Pesendorfer described the new style as "de- catholicised" (entkatholisiert); she said her goal was to free the costume of "overburdening by church, industrialization and fashionable cries" and "foreign influences" and to let the "rogue sub-culture" back again. However, Pesendorfer´s claims are open to skepticism, since all the innovations allegedly made by Karasek were already present in the previous decades during which the dirndl evolved as a fashion.
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After the Second World War, Bouts experienced serious health problems, due to overburdening. These enticed him to study a healthy lifestyle, which he described in his work Modern Hygiene of Intellectuals (published in French as Hygiène Moderne des Intellectuels, and in Dutch under the title Ik ben nooit moe, i.e. I am never tired). He underlined the importance of wholesome, healthy food and of the maintenance of respiratory capacity through exercise.
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In 762, Emperor Suzong's son and successor Emperor Daizong made Hou the military governor of Ziqing Circuit (淄青, headquartered in modern Weifang, Shandong) as well, and the names of Ziqing and Pinglu merged.Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 222. In 765, the soldiers overthrew Hou because he was overburdening them with labor, and they supported Li Huaiyu as his successor. Emperor Daizong agreed and made Li Huaiyu military governor, changing his name to Li Zhengji.
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She hasn't got much time left for her family. Solitude has been her own choice and she tries to make up it overburdening herself with more and more work. Loneliness is also eating up Plamen, the tough rogue, who starts cherishing his encounters with the investigator for the chance to talk to her. The film follows the course of the investigation through the filter of its main subject: possible or impossible human communication.
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The operation put the port of Darwin under great strain, and the facilities were upgraded, lifting the wharf capacity to . To reduce the strain on Darwin's facilities, casualties were evacuated to other cities, and where practical purchasing was conducted in Sydney to avoid overburdening local suppliers. The Darwin Port Authority, which managed the port with the assistance of a lone ADF liaison officer, were able to increase the port's turnover fourfold, and no shipping delays occurred.
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Inner City Press was founded in 1987 in the South Bronx of New York City. Its first projects involved under-housed people fixing up abandoned buildings. By the 1990s, Inner City Press began working on issues of exclusion of financial services, overburdening with environmental toxins, and lack of accountability by government and corporations to low-income areas. In 1994, Inner City Press' challenges using the Community Reinvestment Act resulted in four banks opening new branches in the South Bronx.
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Thread has a "family style" mentoring, in which a team of 5-6 mentors is matched with each child and is responsible for adapting to his/her unique needs. Thread Families coach life skills through activities based on 3 elements: academic assistance, community service, and team-building. As needed, these teams connect students and their families with rehabilitation and other social services. This model was designed to meet the comprehensive needs of the students without overburdening volunteers.
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Later that year, because he had previously sent messengers to Jin, offering to be a vassal, Jin created him the Duke of Jiuquan. In 419, with Li Xin's punishments and construction projects overburdening his people, his officials Zhang Xian () and Fan Cheng () advised him to be more lenient and more thrifty, pointing out that he would otherwise not be able to defeat Juqu Mengxun. Li Xin ignored their advice. In 420, Juqu Mengxun set another trap for Li Xin.
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In any relationship, but particularly those with a large difference of age or experience between the partners, the older or more experienced partner has the responsibility to leave the younger or less experienced partner in at least as good a state (emotionally and physically) as before the relationship. The "campsite rule" includes things like leaving the younger or less experienced partner with no STDs, no unwanted pregnancies, and not overburdening them with emotional and sexual baggage.
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This campaign has been the focus of feminist and academic critiques. As other projects that talk of women and girls as 'the magic bullet of development', the campaign was said to rely on essentialist views of womanhood, depict women and girls in developing countries as 'in need of saving'. Further, these type of campaigns that do not take into consideration men and the relations of women and girls with their households and community often have the effect of overburdening women who are already responsible for childcare and all types of formal and informal labor.
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For a technology to be considered calm technology, there are three core principles it should adhere to: # The user's attention to the technology must reside mainly in the periphery. This means that either the technology can easily shift between the center of attention and the periphery or that much of the information conveyed by the technology is present in the periphery rather than the center. # The technology increases a user's use of his or her periphery. This creates a pleasant user experience by not overburdening the user with information.
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" "Satyam's strength as a storyteller comes to the fore since he delves well into the psyche of these diverse characters, without making it come across as overburdening or depressing. The cinematography by Dev Agarwal was brilliant as he creates stark images, capturing the energy of the characters with an unforced realism," said Joginder Tuteja, giving the film 3 Stars. Subhash K. Jha called The Bollywood Diaries "An ordinary film that touches the heart - 3 stars." by Divay Agarwal. Komal Nahta said, "Bollywood Diaries is a very real portrayal of strugglers in Bollywood.
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The film begins by detailing the troubled lives of the two brothers; each is experiencing a mid life crisis. With four young children, Uwe and his wife Petra find their obligations overburdening, having little compassion for the other's problems and constantly bickering. Uwe leaves for work after a particularly stressful morning, during which he once again argues with his wife; while at work as a real estate agent, his wife packs up most of their belongings and moves out. Uwe finds a note when he comes home and is immediately distressed to tears.
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He was fined two pence for not attending the manor court in 1529, and he was charged with overburdening the commons with his cattle and fined for letting them run loose in the meadows and neglecting to ring or yoke his swine.Schoenbaum, 15. At the time of his death, Richard leased 80 acres of farm land on which his house stood, situated from the corner of High Street (now Bell Lane) down to the ford over the stream that flowed through the village into the Avon.Wood, Michael (2003).
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Although Chief Justice Burger noted that the Supreme Court had not yet established that appellants must "utilize available state administrative remedies as a prerequisite to obtaining federal relief," he argued that "such a requirement is imperative if the critical overburdening of federal courts at all levels is to be alleviated." Consequently, Chief Justice Burger argued that the Court "should now make clear that the finite resources of this Court are not available unless the litigant has first pursued all adequate and available administrative remedies."Moore, 431 U.S. at 531 (Burger, C.J., dissenting). Justice Potter Stewart and Justice Byron White also filed dissenting opinions.
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Numerous factors make the food security situation in Africa tenuous, including political instability, armed conflict and civil war, corruption and mismanagement in handling food supplies, and trade policies that harm African agriculture. An example of a famine created by human rights abuses is the 1998 Sudan famine. AIDS is also having long-term economic effects on agriculture by reducing the available workforce, and is creating new vulnerabilities to famine by overburdening poor households. On the other hand, in the modern history of Africa on quite a few occasions famines acted as a major source of acute political instability.
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When the father rides, he is blamed for making his young son walk; when the son rides, he is blamed for leaving his elderly father on foot. When both ride, they are berated for overburdening their beast. In later versions the father then exclaims that the only option left is to carry the donkey on his back; in others he does so, or father and son tie the donkey to a pole which they carry on their shoulders. This action causes general mirth and has an unhappy outcome, resulting in the donkey's death through one cause or another.
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After the Civil War they moved to Hannibal, Missouri. After her marriage, Gordon immediately commenced the study of medicine with her husband, attended a partial course of lectures, and was called upon by the people to assist him in an overburdening practice. In 1859 and 1860 the Gordons were connected with the Smithsonian Institution, taking meteorological notes and making collections for the same. Gordon filled an engagement of one year as associate editor on the Central Wisconsin, and then joined her husband in Louisville, Kentucky, where he was stationed most of the time during the Civil War.
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In the wake of the killing of Kathryn Steinle by an illegal immigrant, police chiefs and sheriffs from jurisdictions throughout the United States signed a letter to Chuck Grassley and Patrick Leahy arguing that PEP was a good way forward for local law enforcement and DHS to cooperate without overburdening local law enforcement, and that there was no need to pass additional legislation requiring state and local cooperation with federal immigration agencies. Local law enforcement agencies that had participated in S-COMM are continuing to participate in PEP, whereas those that had withdrawn from S-COMM have been evaluating PEP but not made a decision either way regarding participation.
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By the 18th century, it was customary to speak of the "twelve justices" of the three courts, not distinguishing them, and assize cases were shared equally between them.Baker (2002) p.50 In 1828, Henry Brougham complained that The purpose of Brougham's speech was to illustrate that three courts of identical jurisdiction were unnecessary, and further that it would create a situation where the best judges, lawyers and cases would eventually go to one court, overburdening that body and leaving the others near-useless. In 1823, 43,465 actions were brought in the King's Bench, 13,009 in the Common Pleas and 6,778 in the Exchequer of Pleas.
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Republicans argued in favor of the bill as an important measure to improve the economy and prevent the SEC from overburdening private companies with regulation. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said "The American economy is hurting, and what we need is less government standing in the way of the private sector, not more." Republicans also pointed to a 2011 court case in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia that struck down an SEC rule for failing to properly frame the benefits and costs of the rule. Democrats argued that this bill was designed to stop Dodd-Frank, a bill that made major regulatory reform to the American financial sector.
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These mechanisms are responsible for the dark urine and pale stools observed in biliary obstruction. Low urine urobilinogen may result from complete obstructive jaundice or treatment with broad-spectrum antibiotics, which destroy the intestinal bacterial flora. (Obstruction of bilirubin passage into the gut or failure of urobilinogen production in the gut.) Low urine urobilinogen levels may result from congenital enzymatic jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia syndromes) or from treatment with drugs that acidify urine, such as ammonium chloride or ascorbic acid. Elevated levels may indicate hemolytic anaemia (excessive breakdown of red blood cells RBC), overburdening of the liver, increased urobilinogen production, re-absorption – a large hematoma, restricted liver function, hepatic infection, poisoning or liver cirrhosis.
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In his final response, Guttenberg once again denied that he had deliberately deceived the university and instead blamed severe “errors in workmanship” for the grave deficiencies in his doctoral thesis. He described a high burden of professional commitments as a result of new political responsibilities during the years of his dissertation, which led to an ad-hoc and sometimes chaotic working-method with long intervals between working periods. Guttenberg reported on diverse collections of material such as books, loose sheets of papers, more than 80 data carriers, and several laptops spread across several domiciles, used for his thesis. This led to an overburdening by the thesis, which further increased during the years, Guttenberg described.
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Larger incidents included the Sino-Soviet conflict of 1929 and the Mukden Incident between Japan and China in 1931. The Battle of Lake Khasan was fought between two powers which had long mistrusted each other. Starting in the lead up to the battle a wave of purges in the far eastern front had caused many officers in the Soviet army to be new inexperienced officers who feared to take the initiative, in July alone four and a half times as many people were purged from the front as in the previous twelve months. This in combination with a lack of infrastructure, the overburdening of the front's commander, Marshal Vasily Blyukher (or Blücher), a shortage of equipment, and poor organization led to the front being in poor shape.
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The way the Toyota bureaucratic system is implemented to allow for continuous improvement (kaizen) from the people affected by that system so that any employee may aid in the growth and improvement of the company. Recognition of the value of employees is also part of the principle of measured production rate (heijunka), as a level workload helps avoid overburdening people and equipment (muri), but this is also intended to minimize waste (muda) and avoid uneven production levels (mura). These principles are also designed to ensure that only essential materials are employed (to avoid overproduction), that the work environment is maintained efficiently (the 5S Program) to help people share work stations and to reduce time looking for needed tools, and that the technology used is reliable and thoroughly tested.
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People outside of the tribe, including Arizona environmental groups and former National Park officials, have expressed concern about the project's obtrusiveness in the natural environment, considering it a defacement of a national treasure. Former Grand Canyon National Park Superintendent Robert Arnberger has described the development as "the equivalent of an upscale carnival ride," adding that he has been unable to resolve "the apparent conflict between the tribe's oft- stated claim that there is no better caregiver and steward of the Grand Canyon than the tribe, and their approach to the land – which is based on heavy use and economics." Tribal leaders counter that the 5 million people a year who visit the National Park portion are already overburdening an area and, further, that the tribe needs financial income. As of 2013, the Skywalk attracted approximately 370,000 visitors per year.
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However, he expressed support for the premise of multiculturalism on the whole, arguing that it was "absolutely right" to encourage society to integrate more "to build a strong British identity for the future". Official statistics showed that EU and non-EU mass immigration, together with asylum seeker applications, all increased substantially during Cameron's term in office. However, this was not solely as a result of intentional government policy – during this period, there were significant refugee flows into the UK and an increased level of asylum applications due to conflict and persecution in a number of other states. Some political and media discourses at the time suggested that this increase in immigration and reception of refugees and asylum seekers caused significant strain on other areas of social policy through overburdening the NHS and the welfare state – these discourses were influential, but have not been empirically or decisively proven to be true.
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For example, G McDonell, Scientific and everyday knowledge: trust and the politics of environmental initiatives, Social Studies of Science, December 1997 Scholars from the Program have made leading contributions to national and international research, policy and governance in toxic waste management,P Brown, S Benn, editors, Toxic risk and governance: the case of hexachlorabenzene, Journal of Environmental Management, (Special Issue), volume 90, issue 4 2009 corporate and industry sustainability,S Benn, Managing toxic chemicals in Australia: a regional analysis of the 'risk society', Journal of Risk Research, June 2004 national primary industry environmental reform and governance,T Darbas, Analysing the social dimensions of National Resource Management and farming innovations, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems environmental and constitutional law,Elizabeth Fisher, Risk regulation and administrative constitutionalism, Oxford, 2007 regulation of gene technology,R Robins, Overburdening risk: policy frameworks and the public uptake of gene technology, Public Understanding of Science, volume 10, number 1, 2001 and in other fields.
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