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spec: " Biosecurity threats " means those matters or activities which , individually or collectively , may constitute a biological risk to the ecological welfare or to the well-being of humans , animals or plants of a country . Does the contrast between Nicodemus in chapter 3 and the woman at the well in chapter 4 not teach us something ? Heightened attention must be paid to the plight of children in special circumstances , including those subject to violence and domestic abuse and to the special needs of the girl child . " " We simply cannot live that way , closing our eyes to the past and to the situation we find ourselves in , " theater director Yurii Lyubimov was quoted as saying . At the program planning stages , copyright is often viewed from the point of view of risk management.1 Eliminating materials that are or might be under copyright reduces the risk of infringement to zero . Free World understates the challenge facing Brits -- or other Europeans -- seeking to draw the US back into any common international project beyond the GWOT . " They might be taking the figures from people who are opposed to the government or to the Americans , " he said . We will also have our people perform experiments on the new component-level testing facilities to apply them to issues encountered in the past and to the types of problems that might be faced in the future . In his `` overboard act '' he is shackled with irons and placed in a box , which is locked , roped and weighted . In that breath , Boss Sung murmured that one of the spots that they took the mayor to on his tour of the Boss 's hometown looked a little underdeveloped . Still , Hurston 's determination to capitalize on St. Denis 's solicitation refutes any notion that white trafficking in black vernacular dance was exploitative in any unidirectional sense or to the benefit of any single party . An anti-avoidance provision was already part of the law .