| If the limits are set too low it could even become a licence to pollute or cause injury to others and externalize the real costs of the operator. |
| He argued that Europe must not externalize health costs and the financial burden on the country of origin. |
| Furthermore, it did not appear that the gender differences in depression were the result of men being more likely to externalize their anger. |
| Nevertheless, reduced scale approaches may externalize limiting factors, which are not applicable at national levels. |
| As a community where shame has to be denied and aggressively projected outside of the self they feel strongly inclined to externalize this shame in violence. |
| Boys are more likely to externalize their response to violence, displaying, for example, increased aggression, delinquency and spousal abuse. |
