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But keeping well is also about anticipating what's increasingly likely to go wrong, and taking steps to prevent harmful events from happening.

The attack or harmful event, or the opportunity available to a threat agent to mount that attack.

Overharvesting is weakening the ability of reefs to replenish after other harmful events.

Very few harmful events are reported to the Office of Protection from Research Risks.

It also highlighted what liability, if any, publishers have for harmful events that are linked to items in their classified ad columns.

The statute of limitations may begin either when the harmful event such as fraud or injury, occurs or when it is discovered.

About 20 percent of the patients had harmful events related to their care, the researchers found, and two-thirds of the injuries could have been prevented or limited.

This is called a "second harmful event," such as when a vehicle is redirected by the first crash into another vehicle or fixed object.

"I thought it was one of the most harmful events I've witnessed in my 32 years of coaching in college," Virginia Coach Dom Starsia said.

According to the Tismăneanu Report, this has been seen by the Romanian intelligentsia as a harmful event and the start of the neo-Communist restoration in Romania.

In news that may be a bit frightening for anyone checking into a hospital, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has compiled statistics on major harmful events.

"Further, subject vehicles are 3.5 times as likely as comparable Ford pickup trucks to be involved in fatal side-impact crashes in which the 'most harmful event' was fire; i.e., fire was the cause of the fatality."

Because banking institution failures have the potential to trigger a broad spectrum of harmful events, including economic recessions, policy makers maintain deposit insurance schemes to protect depositors and to give them comfort that their funds are not at risk.

This construction of article 5(3) is, I think, reinforced, as Mr. Tecks submitted, by the consideration that the words, 'harmful event,' while completely appropriate for claims in tort or delict or quasi-delict, seem most inappropriate for restitutionary claims.

"Predicting a harmful event such as violence is very much like predicting harmful weather - estimates rather than guarantees are all that can be expected," said John Monahan, a psychologist and professor of law at the University of Virginia who specializes in risk assessment.

Belloc was quite explicit in his opposition to Protestantism as a concept and schism from the Catholic Church in general, considering the division of Christendom in the 16th century, as one of the most harmful events in the history of Europe.

The success of Multivac has been so great, in fact, that the government is considering expanding its responsibilities beyond even predicting crime; the government hopes to program Multivac to even predict the occurrence of disease among the populace, eventually foreseeing every harmful event on the planet.