According to the ACI's "Airport Service Quality: Airport Cleanliness," report, published earlier this year, washroom cleanliness, combined with terminal cleanliness, affects overall passenger satisfaction more than any other infrastructure factor.
|
|
But more so, while the ties between cleanliness and godliness are tenuous at best, cleanliness and sleepiness are certainly tethered.
|
|
"The concept is extreme cleanliness when cleanliness was coveted; pastries with white sugar when white sugar was an almost abstract luxury object," Ms. Steele said.
|
|
It makes sense, because the cleanliness and cost of the source is just as important as the cleanliness of operation when it comes to overall carbon footprint contribution.
|
|
I still want fastidious cleanliness, orderly family time, good grades.
|
|
At the end of the day, it's a cleanliness issue.
|
|
Airplane cleanliness is one of the top reasons for concern.
|
|
The convenience and cleanliness was a major plus, for sure.
|
|
That could have skewed connections between cleanliness and cohabiting bugs.
|
|
That cleanliness is a design element found throughout the pack.
|
|
Cake mascara also trumps tubes when it comes to cleanliness.
|
|
Another problem with Delhi's water supply lies in its cleanliness.
|
|
"CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS: WASH YOUR HANDS," it reads.
|
|
Consumers especially loved Chipotle's food quality, cleanliness, and healthy options.
|
|
And we looked at just the cleanliness of our streets.
|
|
Dives don't generally make an effort to appeal to cleanliness.
|
|
Its 19813,21981 inspectors guarded the cleanliness and quality of meats.
|
|
The storefront, cleanliness or how long you spent in line?
|
|
A match on cleanliness boosted scores by only half as much.
|
|
Don't let them lull you into a false sense of cleanliness.
|
|
Fly was confused by the mess—wasn't cleanliness next to godliness?
|
|
To my father's somewhat relaxed attitude to health, safety, and cleanliness.
|
|
Clearly it taps into some stigmas around power, kink, and cleanliness.
|
|
Founded by entrepreneur Miki Agrawal, Tushy is about more than cleanliness.
|
|
The hygiene hypothesis is sometimes misinterpreted as being about personal cleanliness.
|
|
West 92nd Street gets a 6.5/10 for spaciousness and cleanliness.
|
|
The water can also be treated to different standards of cleanliness.
|
|
And I understand the impulse to perform the rituals of cleanliness.
|
|
His obsession with cleanliness and order has impacted his personal relationships.
|
|
He said he likes the cleanliness of the establishment, adding, "I like cleanliness, and I think you're better off going there than maybe some place that you have no idea where the food is coming from."
|
|
Customers care about the comparative cleanliness of beds and deliciousness of breakfasts.
|
|
If cleanliness is next to godliness, then what is messiness next to?
|
|
There's no obvious dirt in the Amish homes, no lapse of cleanliness.
|
|
The Florida-based chain also beat out the rest in store cleanliness.
|
|
Sister Kate: When you're a sister, you represent order, cleanliness, efficiency, honesty.
|
|
Bryant Park gets an 8/10 for spaciousness, cleanliness, and aesthetic qualities.
|
|
East 61st Street gets an 8.5/10 for cleanliness, amenities, and price.
|
|
East 85th Street gets a 7/10 for general cleanliness and functionality.
|
|
Cleanliness was so important they would even sterilize mattresses in this chamber.
|
|
I devised a whole bunch of techniques to maintain my hands' cleanliness.
|
|
My anxieties were always around a common theme: cleanliness, disease, health, germs.
|
|
Whether in first class, business class or coach, upgrades don't guarantee cleanliness.
|
|
You might also see an alert about a restaurant's cleanliness on Yelp.
|
|
However it quickly became evident that our cleanliness standards are wildly different.
|
|
Among them: He helped create hospitality standards around cleanliness, communication and cancellations.
|
|
Consider whether you and your partner share the same standard of cleanliness.
|
|
Left-handed toilet paper Why should right-handers be closer to cleanliness?
|
|
New York City has been grading its restaurants for cleanliness for years.
|
|
She praised the kindness of Uber's drivers and cleanliness of the cars.
|
|
Often, a pictorial guide illustrating proper cleanliness and the delivery process is included.
|
|
Of those who did, the most common complaints were cleanliness, size, or quality.
|
|
Parisians and Berliners who rate their cities' cleanliness highly are the most content.
|
|
Tuca and Bertie's tension isn't about gender presentation or artsiness or even cleanliness.
|
|
Trump credits his love for fast food to the cleanliness of the outlets.
|
|
Firehouse Subs received strong ratings for food quality, cleanliness, staff friendliness and atmosphere.
|
|
Fortunately, her and Thompson's, 26, compatibility for cleanliness was written in the stars.
|
|
Rockefeller Center gets an 8.5/10 for size, amenities offered, cleanliness, and ambiance.
|
|
Some see FGM as important for preserving a girl's virginity or for cleanliness.
|
|
The listing has five stars for accuracy, communication, cleanliness, location and check in.
|
|
But most tend to rave about the chic vibe, cleanliness, and rooftop bar.
|
|
Plus, certain sections left a lot to be desired in terms of cleanliness.
|
|
LOW The Russian banya is about tradition and camaraderie, as well as cleanliness.
|
|
Heightened cleanliness measures and no shaking handsWarburg advised agents to avoid shaking hands.
|
|
My roommates are cool, we just don't have the same standards of cleanliness.
|
|
Programming one to vacuum daily can help maintain the cleanliness of your home.
|
|
Ms. Post said the polish is not nearly as vital as the cleanliness.
|
|
Trump's cleanliness and formality are, arguably, the most consistently funny things about him.
|
|
For the temple, cleanliness and order are an important element of good karma.
|
|
What does this mean for the safety, cleanliness and livability of our cities?
|
|
Bottom-half nudity might trigger reasonable disagreement re: furniture cleanliness, regardless of gender.
|
|
The first four American gymnasts landed their vaults, but were docked points for cleanliness.
|
|
He said all of them credited Modi and Adityanath for the cleanliness and facilities.
|
|
Siegel's is basically a diner, but stands out for its cleanliness amidst the dinge.
|
|
Cleanliness, artistry, and technique really does go far, with presence on top of that.
|
|
The numbers range from 1 to 9, with lower numbers representing stricter cleanliness standards.
|
|
They say cleanliness is next to godliness, and I am clean as a whistle.
|
|
Williamsburg gets a 6/10 for the cool cycling studio, cleanliness, and new features.
|
|
Starbucks is now conducting their own investigation into the cleanliness of the tested store.
|
|
There are some farms out there doing a great job with sustainability and cleanliness.
|
|
My father was also concerned with germs and cleanliness, food poisoning and food safety.
|
|
Western society especially obsesses over hygiene and cleanliness, arguably to the point of mania.
|
|
They just aren't held to the same social standards for cleanliness, the study found.
|
|
When Roy complains about Oscar Madison's refrigerator he is talking about more than cleanliness.
|
|
Covid-19 demands us to pay attention to the concepts of cleanliness and disease.
|
|
And each one made me smile, along with the relative cleanliness of the grid.
|
|
Mr. Peterson stresses the importance of cleanliness, but honestly his office is a mess.
|
|
This had been common in his first year, before his technique and cleanliness improved.
|
|
A few Summit L.A. attendees showed hesitation and questioned the cleanliness of the cocktails.
|
|
And all that ass-busting tends to come at the expense of my apartment's cleanliness!
|
|
I believe in clean air, crystal clear, beautiful water, and having good cleanliness in all.
|
|
Another possible explanation for football's apparent cleanliness is its reliance on finesse rather than physicality.
|
|
Pets mattered more than cleanliness, the researchers discovered — but not enough to make reliable conclusions.
|
|
In the cultured meat facilities of the future, impeccable cleanliness will be another top priority.
|
|
These chains suffered from low ratings in food quality, cleanliness and healthy options, among others.
|
|
Her cast dresses soberly, works hard, values cleanliness, and they are neither victims nor vamps.
|
|
Section them off by outfit, by item, or by cleanliness to make traveling exponentially simpler.
|
|
East 63rd Street gets a 7/10 for cleanliness, a nice crowd, and pending amenities.
|
|
The scooters will also be periodically checked by the same team for damage and cleanliness.
|
|
When I was a kid, I worried about germs and the cleanliness of my hands.
|
|
I believe in crystal-clear, beautiful … I believe in just having good cleanliness in all.
|
|
Overall, the store in Hollywood, Florida was better for two key reasons: organization and cleanliness.
|
|
Being a nurse, she is fastidious about cleanliness and can clear up a crime scene.
|
|
While LaGuardia's cleanliness improved between December 2017 and November 2018, O'Hare's floors were even cleaner.
|
|
At the other end of the cleanliness spectrum, there is the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.
|
|
Jewish mothers are supposedly overprotective, demanding and obsessed with cleanliness, higher education and worldly success.
|
|
A turkey joined our normally vegetarian household, with no debate about Hindu notions of cleanliness.
|
|
"The Butchering Art" traces his efforts to revolutionize medicine through one deceptively simple notion: Cleanliness.
|
|
They laid out new guidelines for observing cleanliness, traveling for work, and working from home.
|
|
Past guests praise the hotel for its cleanliness, friendly staff, and on-site restaurant BALEENkitchen.
|
|
Personal cleanliness products, hair care and hair-coloring products were associated with serious health problems.
|
|
Some areas of the store left a lot to be desired in terms of cleanliness.
|
|
With this tutelage came recognitions of merit, badges for woodcraft, campsite cleanliness, bravery, animal friendship.
|
|
From the moment we walked in, we could sense an atmosphere of organization and cleanliness.
|
|
Cleanliness aside, this store also boasted a lot of different categories of merchandise, from toys ...
|
|
Among the many prestigious categories is the ranking of carriers according to their cabin cleanliness.
|
|
Their home features layers of style and creativity and overall cleanliness you'd never imagined possible.
|
|
"The service has been amazing, the cleanliness is amazing, food and drinks are amazing," she said.
|
|
"Their concern is the cleanliness or the clutter of the boxes and the foods," she said.
|
|
It follows Rwanda, a country with a dictatorial obsession with cleanliness, which outlawed them in 2008.
|
|
We've vetted all of these salons to ensure safety, cleanliness, and fair legal wages for manicurists.
|
|
Cleanliness is achieved through double-walled rooms, plenty of filters, and a lot of special clothing.
|
|
The reviewer was pleasantly surprised at the cleanliness of his cell and politeness of the staff.
|
|
It might be biased of me, but I don't typically associate the viking aesthetic with cleanliness.
|
|
Spray dry shampoo into your roots before bed to ensure volume and cleanliness the next day.
|
|
Chick-fil-A led in nearly every category including staff friendliness, food quality and overall cleanliness.
|
|
Another new category is made up of homes that Airbnb has inspected for quality and cleanliness.
|
|
Though we often think of OCD as being about cleanliness, that's a big (and problematic) overgeneralization.
|
|
We're suddenly able to quantify something as subjective as our Airbnb host's design taste or cleanliness.
|
|
It's not like the Waterfords' immaculate abode, preserved in cold cleanliness by a cohort of women.
|
|
The showroom smelled of institutional cleaner that masked all potential odor with extreme, almost toxic cleanliness.
|
|
Trump answered the incivility against Sanders with an incivility of his own, criticizing the restaurant's cleanliness.
|
|
Cleanliness and parking are meant to be two of the biggest issues for its new mayor.
|
|
But the latest advancement in air travel may revolutionize the cleanliness of your flying bathroom experience.
|
|
Brenda: I now wonder was the true cleanliness of my mom's food what made the difference?
|
|
If you decide the whole cleanliness thing isn't for you, two-finger tap the wallpaper again.
|
|
He avoids swimming after heavy rains, he said, but largely, water cleanliness is not a concern.
|
|
But I have difficulty dealing with his various smells and his dismissiveness about matters of cleanliness.
|
|
Before getting a tattoo or piercing, always think about cleanliness and the possibility of an infection.
|
|
Cons: Critics have cleanliness complaints, wishing they saw more of the housekeeping staff during their stay.
|
|
"This has nothing to do with Covid-19 — just with cleanliness in the house," he said.
|
|
Like me, other guests called out the superb cleanliness, great location, comfortable beds, and accommodating staff.
|
|
It has for decades opposed nuclear power, which triggers huge disagreements about cleanliness, safety, and renewability.
|
|
I've stayed in Airbnbs that had funky smells in the carpet or bedding and subpar cleanliness.
|
|
Indeed, it's the operating budget that funds the repairs, maintenance and cleanliness of the subway system.
|
|
But the pollution is dispersed and less visible, due to sprawl, giving the illusion of cleanliness.
|
|
What this work does show, though, is that in research, cleanliness is not necessarily next to godliness.
|
|
In the meantime, widespread issues in Walmart stores such as empty shelves and cleanliness have significantly improved.
|
|
However, when an outbreak occurs, it usually comes down to a lack of cleanliness in an environment.
|
|
Lowe's had a better atmosphere than Home Depot too, thanks to its use of color and cleanliness.
|
|
Despite the uptick in complaints about street cleanliness (see map), those numbers have barely budged since 2013.
|
|
To be sure, the idea that excessive cleanliness triggers immune ailments is still being studied and debated.
|
|
Pilot is also meticulous about the cleanliness of the stops' showers, which encourages truckers to stay loyal.
|
|
As you can imagine, NYC bathrooms come in all shapes, sizes, colors, styles and degrees of cleanliness.
|
|
Rather, there is the question of cleanliness and a corporate imperative not to poison the loyal customers.
|
|
A large part of the cleanliness problem comes from a gap in waste water treatment, Juneja says.
|
|
" A Burger King spokesperson said: "Cleanliness and hygiene are a top priority for the Burger King brand.
|
|
There were none of these stations at the Walmart we visited — Asda got points for encouraging cleanliness.
|
|
Hotels were rated from dozens to thousands of times on criteria including location, cleanliness, service, and value.
|
|
So far, shutdown-related issues at national parks have mainly had to do with cleanliness and sanitation.
|
|
Our society is afflicted by an obsession with cleanliness and sterility and an aversion to natural dirt.
|
|
However, she said if cleanliness is an obvious issue, it might be best to leave the salon.
|
|
Now they're looking to tackle cleanliness in city streets by making trash cans interactive and visually appealing.
|
|
So the suggestion that some health workers may be cutting corners on cleanliness isn't an unwarranted concern.
|
|
Every time we have board meetings, here or in Bangkok, we talk about quality control, cleanliness, safety.
|
|
You'll never have to worry about the cleanliness of communal water bowls at the dog park again.
|
|
It has the feeling of a space colony, maybe because of its cleanliness and the unforgiving terrain.
|
|
There are countries in the world that see 'beauty' and 'cleanliness' as a luxury they can't afford.
|
|
I do think the practical issues of water currents and the cleanliness of the water is key.
|
|
Cleanliness. The first thing you notice when you come into the station is how clean it is.
|
|
The new coronavirus has made many people stressed about clothes and cleanliness, especially those living in cities.
|
|
Repeat this routine once a month — or more frequently if you prioritize cleanliness over preventing leather discoloration.
|
|
Indiana University tracked almost 1,000 African American adults and found a direct correlation between health and cleanliness.
|
|
Julio Reyes, then 13, remembers that the apartment was spotless; his mother was a stickler for cleanliness.
|
|
"Other domains, such as an appropriate environment, including cleanliness, were more specific to particular contexts," she added.
|
|
If you have a knack for turning clutter into cleanliness, why not try turning that into cash?
|
|
No one noticed, which gives you a sense of the general level of cleanliness in our home.
|
|
According to the CDC, the best way to protect yourself is by paying careful attention to cleanliness.
|
|
Isla Verde beach is known for its cleanliness and lack of crowds, both of which I observed.
|
|
"Apart from security reasons, the wall is also part of a beautification and cleanliness drive," he said.
|
|
At one point, I got puked on, and put this theory of cleanliness to its ultimate test.
|
|
They are imbued with cleanliness, a comfortable degree of safety, a way to seperate oneself from the world.
|
|
The custom endures because of passed-down beliefs about religion, cleanliness, passage into womanhood, or suppressing sexual desires.
|
|
Natural gas is likely to be the last fossil fuel to remain standing, because of its relative cleanliness.
|
|
Turns out, it wasn't just my mom's perception of cleanliness that clashed with the one in my mind.
|
|
Cables are hidden in the base, for the gamers like myself who prefer less clutter and more cleanliness.
|
|
We rate our Uber drivers and the things we buy on Amazon and the cleanliness of airport bathrooms.
|
|
Taking my first look around the 20L OnePlus Travel Backpack, I liked the cleanliness of its exterior design.
|
|
It’s also worth noting the minimalism and (relative) cleanliness the Surface Studio brought to my desk.
|
|
So, but it definitely did have a sense of cleanliness, and smoothness, but it was its own character.
|
|
See if you can persuade her to choose guests thoughtfully and set rules about noise, parties and cleanliness.
|
|
Sex toys have actual science and complicated technology behind them (material, power, cleanliness, etc.), not to mention history.
|
|
It's not just eccentric billionaires and the people who interview them who worry about cleanliness in eating establishments.
|
|
Public-health campaigns were also reinforced to further improve Singapore's already exemplary standards of cleanliness and public hygiene.
|
|
He is obsessed with cleanliness, and he sounds weirdly like John Turturro for a guy supposedly from Philly.
|
|
A tour of the facility can give a sense of its organization, cleanliness and overall treatment of animals.
|
|
His list of 13: Temperance, Silence, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Industry, Sincerity, Justice, Moderation, Cleanliness, Tranquility, Chastity and Humility.
|
|
That year, 49 managed zones were created, each with a superintending gardener accountable for the maintenance and cleanliness.
|
|
The drawings — one about cleanliness and the other about the efficient disposal of human waste — anchor the painting.
|
|
The British consulting firm asked travelers to rate airlines according to cleanliness of seats, carpets, washrooms, and more.
|
|
But Shinoda's prints suggest a comically sad school lunch, depicted with the polish and cleanliness of a fashion ad.
|
|
That means doing better with the appearance of our stations, with the cleanliness of the trains and the bathrooms.
|
|
People will generally ascribe positive values to themselves, such as honesty, cleanliness and hard work, regardless of actual fact.
|
|
In many places, sidewalks now host tents holding tessakij—city inspectors who enforce cleanliness and keep street vendors away.
|
|
Differing in key ways from traditional homeless shelters, navigation centers are 24/7 buildings that emphasize cleanliness and safety.
|
|
Before every shift, the manager gave a pre-shift meeting at which they checked the cleanliness of your uniform.
|
|
Market Force Information also looked at "attributes that drive these preferences," like merchandise and brand selection, cleanliness, and value.
|
|
According to an in-depth investigation by ABC, hotels have a plethora of issues when it comes to cleanliness.
|
|
Some fear weird habits or lack of cleanliness; others doubt if they are truly ready for this significant step.
|
|
A nationwide cleanliness drive has targeted urban cow-handlers, who are in theory liable for fines of 10,000 rupees.
|
|
So it is a particular blow when it turns out that products which should improve cleanliness might do harm.
|
|
Let me just begin by acknowledging that no one is perfect, and everyone has a different standard of cleanliness.
|
|
A new study suggests that doctors are very serious about cleanliness, as long as they know they're being watched.
|
|
From the bedding to the cleanliness, Twitter users are sympathizing with Reeve after watching the video that she posted.
|
|
Both offered the predictable reminder that handwashing and cleanliness are important and noted drivers should disinfect their vehicles frequently.
|
|
City officials received 2,227 complaints about cleanliness there over the past decade, more than anywhere else in the city.
|
|
McDonald's, Dunkin' and Starbucks are among the chains stepping up their in-store cleanliness efforts and creating crisis teams.
|
|
At her husband's suggestion (and with the wisdom of Marie Kondo), a recovering slob discovers the sexiness of cleanliness.
|
|
McDonald's – McDonald's issued a statement in China reassuring customers about the safety and cleanliness of its ice cream machines.
|
|
"From the beginning, Miss Harris exercised care and cleanliness," The Age said of her in a profile in 1923.
|
|
Ettore Bugatti was a fanatic about cleanliness and insisted that his workshop be spotless, as this modern one is.
|
|
Chilufya said there was need to continue observing high standards of cleanliness to avoid a recurrence of the disease.
|
|
"Passengers rated the standards and quality of cleanliness in the aircraft cabin for airlines," the British consulting firm said.
|
|
In many Grimm fairytales, for example, you'll find heroines whose golden hair signals "youth, innocence, purity, and cleanliness," Pitman writes.
|
|
Kigali aspires to be a manicured hub for finance and technology; its mayor has called vendors "an impediment to cleanliness".
|
|
The combination of great depth and cleanliness that SNOLAB affords allows extremely rare interactions and weak processes to be studied.
|
|
She called both Don't Be Tardy stars racists after video surfaced of Biermann seemingly mocking the cleanliness of Leakes' home.
|
|
Respondents to the survey said that Chipotle had the best speed of service, food quality, overall cleanliness and curb appeal.
|
|
Otherwise, Chick-fil-A saw top ratings for food quality, value, speed of service, curb appeal, atmostphere and overall cleanliness.
|
|
Depending on the "cleanliness" of the electric grid into which they're plugged, e-buses are much better for the environment.
|
|
Switzerland's reputation for cleanliness, punctuality and efficiency is so widespread that the Swiss tourism board pokes fun at the stereotype.
|
|
The regulations under review cover a range of subjects, including the cleanliness of drinking water and the safety of highways.
|
|
Studies are mixed on whether automatons can cure loneliness, but some seniors like the cleanliness and convenience of robotic pets.
|
|
The productions place her in a clubland soundscape of synthetic keyboards and programmed drums, where cleanliness, order and calculation reign.
|
|
A separate request was sent last June to correct issues regarding the USS Detroit and USS Milwaukee's propulsion system cleanliness.
|
|
But it's not just the quality of the waves raising questions in Rio—it's also the cleanliness of the water.
|
|
Because of that, there are all sorts of issues with rimjobs, some due to cleanliness and some due to illness.
|
|
The '+' in the S2399.99+ is that Clean Base as I mentioned – think of it like the tower of lazy cleanliness.
|
|
The city's Housing Maintenance Code sets minimum standards for things like health and safety, fire protection, cleanliness and building maintenance.
|
|
She said he was demanding in terms of cleanliness, but also friendly, sometimes handing out tips of $50 or $100.
|
|
We have heightened cleanliness and sanitation protocols, and we're paying close attention to mandates from federal, state and local authorities.
|
|
Feel free to reach out about any aspects of the station environment, from cleanliness and customer service to safety concerns.
|
|
The regulations under review cover a range of subjects, including the cleanliness of drinking water and the safety of highways.
|
|
A number of airlines, including Delta, JetBlue and Southwest, declined to provide an executive to discuss cleanliness on their planes.
|
|
"We think that cleanliness is very important for quality of life and economic growth across the city," said Ms. Garcia.
|
|
You're also very attuned to cleanliness and unlikely to be interested in someone who is messy or has bad hygiene.
|
|
I headed to the bathroom and discovered that the toilets were shockingly clean (Germans really have nailed public washroom cleanliness).
|
|
They're asked if they are smokers, early risers or night owls and how they feel about cleanliness, pets and guests.
|
|
Most negative feedback relates to issues during a previous construction period with problems related to air conditioning, water, and cleanliness.
|
|
Examples of public bathrooms trying to strike the right balance between sustainable cleanliness and accessibility vary widely throughout the world.
|
|
But he rejected a lower court finding that the jail's policy was a reasonable means to promote cleanliness and hygiene.
|
|
To forsake bathing entirely and to fling myself around dramatically, too overwhelmed by emotion to bother with cleanliness or balance.
|
|
"Bathroom cleanliness is a big driver of satisfaction at airports, and if you want a pleasant experience, clean bathrooms are a must," said Dimitri Coll, the associate director for the Airports Council International, the official association for the world's airports, which recently conducted a survey of travelers that emphasized the importance of airport cleanliness.
|
|
In two occasions detailed in the suit, drivers refused service to Steele due to concerns about the cleanliness of their cars.
|
|
This is not just a matter of appearances; the galaxy's cleanliness is vital to our understanding of the Universe around us.
|
|
It's cute, until you realize the photograph has been repurposed for his fellow classmates to learn a bit more about cleanliness.
|
|
She says "everything is good here in terms of health and cleanliness," and she thanks the government for freedom of speech.
|
|
He's concerned with peeling back human perception, using soft light, rounded corners, and rigid standards of cleanliness to cultivate otherworldly experiences.
|
|
We are having people over on Saturday for my birthday, and I am super conscious of the cleanliness of our house.
|
|
Publix and Wegmans tied in cleanliness and item availability, while Trader Joe's scored highest for the fastest checkout and courteous cashiers.
|
|
I don't know how I ever lived without one, since I am very obsessive about cleanliness and washing clothing/sheets/etc.
|
|
The low-cost kit includes reusable pads, a wearable pouch to carry them and a washer-dryer container for improved cleanliness.
|
|
This idea — that race was a primary determinant of cleanliness — was central to many beliefs about the inferiority of black Americans.
|
|
In an attempt to democratize the process, Google prioritized cleanliness of its interface, opting to enable control via drag-and-drop.
|
|
He's concerned with peeling back human perception, using soft light, rounded corners, and rigid standards of cleanliness to cultivate otherworldly experiences.
|
|
The cleanliness, space, and pure number of amenities at the Sports Club make you feel like you want to stay longer.
|
|
The hospital was ahead of its time because the staff understood the importance of cleanliness in stopping the spread of germs.
|
|
Chatty or sketchy drivers, and vehicles that vary in size and cleanliness, are top gripes among fans of ride-hailing apps.
|
|
The endless thoughts of vomiting and cleanliness, and my eating rituals, are the same as a dog spinning round and round.
|
|
The Workers' Party (PT) has cultivated a reputation for cleanliness, for sticking up for the common people against a corrupt system.
|
|
CS: You say your boyfriend feigns helplessness about seeing to his hygiene and cleanliness, but perhaps it's not all an act.
|
|
Mr. Arthur decided to highlight that Mr. Soufiane's grocery store had received a $3,208 fine for food storage and cleanliness violations.
|
|
But new items come with an aura of cleanliness, while reusable and secondhand goods often fight the perception of being unsanitary.
|
|
Airlines do track passenger satisfaction with cleanliness, and they survey and inspect the cleaning that the contractors do on their behalf.
|
|
The celebrated Marie Kondo is not the only efficiency expert who has seen a strong correlation between cleanliness and mental health.
|
|
This bodes well for the Rodamón Riad, as its highest criteria score (9.8 out of a maximum 10) is for cleanliness.
|
|
In the UK, Chinese restaurants say they are struggling for business because of widespread misconceptions about the "cleanliness" of their food.
|
|
A handful received a 100 on their most recent inspection, indicating a level of cleanliness that would be difficult to top.
|
|
Airbnb attracts travelers from all over the world, and it is remarkable how standards for cleanliness differ from person to person.
|
|
Differences in cleanliness, sleep habits and personal priorities can present plenty of opportunity for conflict and tension between otherwise reasonable individuals.
|
|
The video championed the nation's mountains (it's not flat like the Netherlands), its nonmembership in the European Union and its cleanliness.
|
|
"The extreme cleanliness," said Paul Sevigny, a co-owner, whose night-life résumé includes the Beatrice Inn and Paul's Cocktail Lounge.
|
|
For example, restaurants have to meet cleanliness standards, as do other places where food is served, like school cafeterias and hospitals.
|
|
The sight of the desk during Trump's meeting Friday with British Prime Minister Theresa May was yet again the sight of cleanliness.
|
|
Testers expected taxis to yield the highest amount of bacteria, as cleanliness seems to be the biggest complaint people have with taxis.
|
|
For the past 84 weeks, customers have reported higher satisfaction on their stores' cleanliness, speed and customer service through an internal survey.
|
|
They are seen as unsexy, and insisting on their use can apparently be taken as an offensive judgment of a partner's "cleanliness".
|
|
In other words, the easiest way to decide whether to live with someone is figuring out their attitudes toward cleanliness and discipline.
|
|
Performed against a sparse set reflecting the Shaker ethos of cleanliness and simplicity, Ms. Clarke's stomping, slashing movement hints at turbulence within.
|
|
I mostly didn't have any issues with cleanliness or the quality of the scooters during 240 separate rides across Revel's first week.
|
|
He likes Japan's safety and cleanliness, has made friends here, and earns about twice as much money as he would in China.
|
|
Smoothie King ranked highest in food quality, cleanliness and healthy options while Culver's was considered best for staff friendliness, according to consumers.
|
|
He eventually started to avoid going home so that its cleanliness would remain unperturbed by the messiness of his living in it.
|
|
The story was inspired by a close friend, our complicated love-hate relationship, and my neuroses concerning the cleanliness of my apartment.
|
|
In 1916, with polio's cause still vague, the city responded as it had to dysentery, typhoid and tuberculosis: Officials fiercely emphasized cleanliness.
|
|
The service added that ships are conducting "routine, daily cleanliness procedures geared toward health, wellness and the prevention of communicable disease spread."
|
|
Meanwhile, Chinese restaurants across the globe say they are struggling for business because of widespread misconceptions about the "cleanliness" of their food.
|
|
I admire the cleanliness of his grid; it takes a lot of work to fill a grid with no partials or obscurities.
|
|
Leadership can implement certain strategies, like remote work and heightened office cleanliness, to ensure worker safety in the time of COVID-19.
|
|
Riders of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system are raising their concerns about cleanliness on public transit as the virus spreads.
|
|
On the other hand, the furniture and fittings were rather more modern than in Gina's old school, and everything sparkled with cleanliness.
|
|
Depending on the country and the hotel company, those categories could mean very different things in terms of amenities, quality, and cleanliness.
|
|
Thinking great content is all it takes is like saying the seats, audio, reliability, and cleanliness of a movie theater don't matter.
|
|
These Superhosts are particularly well revered for their cleanliness, and while they've only been reviewed 10 times, they've maintained a perfect rating.
|
|
"The general level of sophistication, cleanliness and consumer awareness has certainly grown in the 12 years we've been certifying," said van Hook.
|
|
Robert "Bingo" Bingochea, a flight attendant with United Airlines, readily drinks the coffee and told Business Insider he trusted the water's cleanliness.
|
|
Over the past week or so, you might have read some alarming headlines about the cleanliness of jet air dryers, specifically Dyson's Airblade.
|
|
Care about the safety of our drinking water or the cleanliness of the lakes, streams, and rivers where we fish, swim, and play?
|
|
That's around 7 million properties that need to be checked, not only for accuracy of the listing but for quality, cleanliness and safety.
|
|
This Dollar Tree was a breath of fresh air, thanks to the obvious organization and cleanliness that was apparent the moment we entered.
|
|
"Service to our nation and cleanliness are important parts of Islam," said Dr. Madeel Abdullah, president of youth group, in a press release.
|
|
It provides information about a building's operations and cleanliness and can automatically route maintenance and cleaning crews to areas that need their attention.
|
|
While the pop cultural memory has focused on the Beaver Cleaver cleanliness of the postwar boom, the 50s were not a pristine decade.
|
|
Maintaining complete distance and cleanliness, monitoring contact and food, is "an enormous source of anxiety," she said, for them and now everyone else.
|
|
All Indian school children are taught that Gandhi was serious about cleanliness, so the symbolism of these ubiquitous specs isn't lost on anyone.
|
|
The officials also noted that the overall cleanliness of sidewalks in Harlem has improved in recent years, as reflected in city inspection reports.
|
|
"As a transportation system, our concern with eating is related to the cleanliness of our stations and system," Powers said in the statement.
|
|
This update comes on the heels of infectious-diseases expert Kentaro Iwata criticizing the cleanliness level — or lack thereof — aboard the Diamond Princess.
|
|
The technology can track long wait times, the cleanliness of lobbies and the number of customers who leave without being seated or greeted.
|
|
By evaluating vehicle fleets for the relative cleanliness of their emissions, rather than the mileage they achieve, the dual-standard problem goes away.
|
|
" Burger King's response has also been widely circulated by media outlets: "Cleanliness and hygiene are a top priority for the Burger King brand.
|
|
" She continued: "At the same time, distressed, tattered and dirty clothing also tends to work against middle-class norms of cleanliness and propriety.
|
|
If one stress has remained constant in my 10 years of having roommates, its the cleanliness — or lack thereof — of my current living situation.
|
|
It is considered so powerful a substance that the idea behind the isolation of menstruating women in Cherokee traditions is not cleanliness but safety.
|
|
"Fredy Hirsch ordered the counselors to make sure the children bathed, cleanliness and hygiene were essential," Kraus said, but he couldn't prevent their deaths.
|
|
Skilled mechanics wield high-tech tools amid operating-theatre cleanliness as they work on some of the best racing-car engines in the world.
|
|
"It connects with the idea of hygiene, this idea that whiteness and cleanliness go together and that black or brownness are dirty," says Hunter.
|
|
But, at the end of the day, Seoul's subway beats New York City's on value, cleanliness, timeliness, and pretty much every other measurable factor.
|
|
Thanks to Tinder, several people who were doing this have been rewarded for their faith and cleanliness with a visit from Adam Levine. Amazing!
|
|
While fish is already thought of as the gold standard for healthy proteins, experts are beginning to question the cleanliness of farm-raised fish.
|
|
Factors considered for the beach score include cleanliness, natural beauty, remoteness, sand and water quality, average days of sunshine and temperatures at the destination.
|
|
"It is a difficult place to visit, from the overall cleanliness to the actual application for a visit to happen," a source told E!
|
|
Although photos of dogs in the leggings may be comical, Baronoff says that Walkee Paws are designed with safety and cleanliness as a priority.
|
|
In other words, the quality and "cleanliness" of the audio signal being processed can have a big impact on the accuracy of the recognition.
|
|
When I toured the kitchen for the first time at my location, I was blown away by the cleanliness, organization, and efficiency of it.
|
|
Trachoma is preventable (by regular face washing and general cleanliness) and treatable (by an antibiotic called Zithromax and by surgery to correct deformed eyelids).
|
|
Because of its popularity, the government has mandated measures of cleanliness to ensure a steady flow of tourists, although those efforts sometimes fall short.
|
|
As well as providing food for hundreds of people, the scheme has been credited with transforming the cleanliness of some of Dundee's poorest neighbourhoods.
|
|
But the argument over the cleanliness of different hand-drying methods is one that's been waged quietly for decades via studies, papers, and conferences.
|
|
Every time you use Jergens Extra Moisturizing Cherry-Almond Hand Wash, your hands will enjoy the cleanliness and moisturizing you get from this soap.
|
|
Printed on sheets of cellulose sponge, a staple of kitchen cleanliness, they have the smoky allure of charcoal drawings until you see the bubbles.
|
|
Agwu says that cleaning your toilet once a week (and probably more if you have roommates) is the baseline when it comes to cleanliness.
|
|
When we go into a hospital, we assume that the doctors taking care of us are highly educated professionals who take cleanliness very seriously.
|
|
Unfortunately, it turns out that Viv, whose abrasive cleanliness leaps out at Julia when they first meet, is also (you guessed it) a virgin.
|
|
A health inspection report dated from March raises issues with housekeeping, food service and resident cleanliness, but not with the heating or cooling system.
|
|
With 80s music playing in the background and a mix of older retirees and younger hipsters perusing the store, Mikulecky focused on Lytt's cleanliness.
|
|
Tina says they're a small shop with only 3 employees, and despite making sure they are careful with cleanliness, the reality is nobody's coming.
|
|
On Wednesday, Bell posted a series of photos on Instagram that her mom had sent her, showing her hands at different stages of cleanliness.
|
|
I spoke to one woman who traced her compulsive cleanliness to her grandmother, who lost a ten-day-old baby to infection in 1940.
|
|
Early last month, Airbnb said all properties would soon be verified for accuracy of photos, addresses, listing details, cleanliness, safety and basic home amenities.
|
|
He values its efficiency and consistency, and as a self-professed "germaphobe," has said uniform health standards make him more confident in its cleanliness.
|
|
The crumpled McDonald's wrappers, the cat cleaning its ass, and the humorously oversized roaches crawling up the canvas suggest an overall lack of cleanliness.
|
|
But exactly how these cone-shaped protuberances, called filiform papillae, work to give the animals such mastery over their cleanliness has remained unknown until now.
|
|
As the company's stores continue to report better sales and cleanliness scores through its customer surveys, more of them are earning so-called MyShare bonuses.
|
|
Seeking to avoid this outcome, she ensured that her rent checks were never late and, despite her exhausting work schedule, became a stickler for cleanliness.
|
|
Meanwhile, Dr Finlay's advice to parents of young children is that, though cleanliness may be next to godliness, it is possible to go too far.
|
|
Just like with Uber or Lyft, passengers can rate drivers up to five stars based on punctuality, driving, cleanliness, and a host of other factors.
|
|
He does take pride in the cleanliness and the display and the presentation of a restaurant, and nothing is worse than calling a restaurant filthy.
|
|
Despite the bad publicity it got for an E. coli outbreak in late 2015, people still rated it the highest for food, service, and cleanliness.
|
|
Donald Trump has boasted in the past how he gets his hands dirty on construction sites ... but eating KFC clearly crosses the line of cleanliness.
|
|
The resultant works, however, are chimeric and alive—far from the dystopian future so popular in media and the rote cleanliness of a Silicon Valley.
|
|
The showers have slightly older fixtures and features and seemed to have modulation pressure issues, but all in all the expansiveness and cleanliness was impressive.
|
|
Also, I can over-worry about cleanliness, so even if it costs a few extra bucks, I try to stay in places that look clean.
|
|
The nursing home where my parents lived was run by conservative Mennonites and was consistently recognized for the quality of its care and its cleanliness.
|
|
It may be time for our city's Health Department to work with restaurants to address the issue of loudness as it did smoking and cleanliness.
|
|
Initiating global control The strategy is called SAFE as it includes surgery, antibiotics, facial cleanliness and environmental improvement, namely the provision of water and sanitation.
|
|
Statisticians compiled a list of streets with the most neighborhood complaints about sidewalk cleanliness, and the Times landed on a winner: Hyde Street's 300 block.
|
|
The CLIA rules stand for Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments and are designed to ensure that laboratories meet standards of cleanliness and reliability appropriate for healthcare.
|
|
How could a person afraid of contamination bear to sleep outside, and all the dirt that goes with it, all in the sake of cleanliness?
|
|
A 62-year-old cleaner, Wang Guanhai, told China News Service that he's started having to work overtime in order to meet the cleanliness standards.
|
|
Tracking Covid-22021 cases in the US But cleanliness is just one part of the equation, and fixing the big-picture problem won't be easy.
|
|
But Dr. Murphy said that electric stoves are also conditional on a host of factors — from burner geometry to the cleanliness of any reflective plates.
|
|
SURFACING Mawlynnong, a village in northeastern India, attracts throngs of visitors eager for a slice of village life, lush gardens and a tradition of cleanliness.
|
|
In the meantime, Panasonic has enacted several measures to enhance the cleanliness of the facility, encourage social distancing, and enable simple, safe and effective behaviors.
|
|
The unfortunately bombardment happened on live television, when CBS Chicago shot a follow-up story about the cleanliness of the Irving Park Blue Line station.
|
|
The company said the parties were partly a chance for Stop & Shop to explain to customers how robots are improving the cleanliness of its aisles.
|
|
"Apart from security reasons, the wall is also part of a beautification and cleanliness drive," said Mayor Bijal Patel of Ahmedabad, according to the AP.
|
|
They said that everything gets washed between guests, but having the fresh liner between me and the sleeping bag made me feel better about cleanliness.
|
|
" "If I reach my goal ($10,000 = 1 year of tuition at my school), I will quit my second job and devote my life to cleanliness.
|
|
Regional operations consultants are tasked with holding McDonald&aposs franchisees accountable to their agreements, checking on things such as stores&apos cleanliness, safety, and training.
|
|
Airbnb will provide a "clear and actionable enforcement framework" for scenarios, including excessive noise, major cleanliness concerns, as well as unauthorized guests, parking and smoking.
|
|
Time spent on land will also be positive, based on past guest reviews noting the studio's cleanliness, coziness, and proximity to Clearwater's shops and restaurants.
|
|
The lactobacillus for Bottled Instinct was gathered from one woman, Czech model Alexandra Brendlova, who has bona fide credentials avowing her cleanliness and moral purity.
|
|
Moreover, her party — the leftist Workers' Party (PT) — has cultivated a reputation for cleanliness, for sticking up for the common people against a corrupt system.
|
|
To be fair, Romney, whose office did not immediately respond to a request for comment, seems like a man concerned with proper hygiene and workplace cleanliness.
|
|
Cleanliness and physical condition are cited as the most important factors when AAA members book hotels, according to Michael Petrone, director of AAA Inspections & Diamond Ratings.
|
|
A "Fit India Plogging Run" will take place across India, where participants will clean up trash and litter while jogging to honor Gandhi's message of cleanliness.
|
|
In the meantime, Busabizwa said that Kigali, rather than relying primarily on fines to ensure cleanliness, is building awareness campaigns to promote a culture of hygiene.
|
|
She will also have to answer questions about the accuracy of her CV and the cleanliness of her tax returns if she is to challenge May.
|
|
They were searching for a partner with creativity, the desire to push boundaries, and the kind of obsession with cleanliness that people studying microbes truly appreciate.
|
|
For a country so prized for its cleanliness, Singapore chilli crab—the unofficial national dish—is the messiest food this side of the American sloppy joe.
|
|
But let us get over this silly idea that returning Pelosi as Speaker would suddenly usher in an era of cleanliness and godliness in the swamp.
|
|
But washing yourself with a bidet can help with cleanliness, which may lead to fewer instances of rashes, hemorrhoids, urinary tract infections, and other medical issues.
|
|
Students receive two large bacterial-resistant bags with attached barcodes that lets them track their laundry along its path to cleanliness by using a phone app.
|
|
Upon move in, students receive a large anti-bacterial laundry bag with a barcode that lets the students track their clothes along their path to cleanliness.
|
|
He'd been to Europe and had been impressed by the cleanliness of the toilets and the loveliness of the architecture and wanted to combine the two.
|
|
"China, India, Russia, many other nations, they have not very good air, not very good water, and the sense of pollution and cleanliness," the president continued.
|
|
But if a mom has been gradually engaging her children in conversations about genitals, cleanliness, and [the importance of protection], you can build on preliminary conversations.
|
|
The founder of modern Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, whom I interviewed many times, was a well-known germophobe who had an obsession with order and cleanliness.
|
|
She was impressed, she said, by the cleanliness of former drug enclaves and the testimonies of addicts who were now at least in dialogue with counselors.
|
|
And "natural" formulas upped the ante, including unconventional ingredients that are not typically associated with modern cleanliness: smoke and dirt, volcanic ash, activated charcoal, even cannabis.
|
|
Although many people associate OCD with obsessive cleanliness — a habit that might seem helpful in the midst of an outbreak — the reality is much more complicated.
|
|
"Recruit training for individuals already at the Depot will continue as planned, with continued emphasis on personal and environmental cleanliness and social distancing," the statement added.
|
|
The speed and scale of the drop were shocking even to entomologists who were already anxious about bees or fireflies or the cleanliness of car windshields.
|
|
It ranked fourth out of 23 grocery stores nationwide in a 2018 Market Force report based on factors like checkout speed, best value, and store cleanliness.
|
|
Finding a way to engage in an activity you're passionate about first thing in the morning can pay massive dividends in happiness and cleanliness of mind.
|
|
Is it the level of privacy, the cleanliness of the facility, or the gender identity of those who have access to it, that you consider important?
|
|
Keep reading for the spots Maker recommends tidying on a daily basis, and that can make a surprising difference in a home&aposs appearance and cleanliness.
|
|
Saturn and Enceladus are currently more than 6900 million miles from Earth, but humankind seems to have less dedication to cleanliness in space closer to home.
|
|
Law said the couple had argued over Cheung's failure to support his wife in a dispute with their daughter over the cleanliness of the family bathroom.
|
|
We also have to call attention to the questionable cleanliness of Kanata's establishment, which likely hasn't seen a health inspector in a thousand years (read: ever).
|
|
That move was followed by improved sales as shoppers had a better experience when they visited the retailer's stores, citing cleanliness, speed and better customer service.
|
|
But the real question is: why is someone so obsessed with cultivating such an intense brand of traditional masculinity also a major proponent of cleaning and cleanliness?
|
|
I have obsessions and rituals around cleanliness, eating, health, and lastly, perfectionism—which leads to worries that others are watching and judging me for doing these behaviors.
|
|
Salavar told NYDN the couple, who were married in 2014 after meeting via social media, were arguing about child care issues and the cleanliness of their apartment.
|
|
"Lack of sunlight, lack of ventilation, a lack of cleanliness, those are huge risk factors for salmonella, and you have those in the factory settings," Myers said.
|
|
The company, the largest... Over the past week or so, you might have read some alarming headlines about the cleanliness of jet air dryers, specifically Dyson's Airblade.
|
|
What wasn't considered black by some was as depressing as it was vast—things like cleanliness, two-parent households, middle-class income… and of course, rock music.
|
|
Chipotle Mexican Grill Chipotle has struggled in recent years to keep up its sales, but diners still regard the brand highly for its food quality and cleanliness.
|
|
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's tourism minister has apologized to Egypt after criticizing the country's cleanliness and living conditions in a newspaper interview, Lebanon's state news agency NNA said.
|
|
Dr. Goldstein noted that every booty is different, so you'll need to experiment to find the timing and dosage of fiber to ensure maximum cleanliness for you.
|
|
The initiative also includes new preventive maintenance work on the tracks, as well as goals for operating trains on schedule and visibly improving station cleanliness and lighting.
|
|
And, in developing countries such as Thailand, Mexico, India and many countries throughout Africa, avoid salads altogether because they could be washed in water of questionable cleanliness.
|
|
Despite what the haters may be spewing about the cleanliness of your dream dude's facial hair, it turns out the lurking bacteria is likely good for you.
|
|
Mr Claassen measured levels of democracy using indices that tracked elements such as the cleanliness of elections, adult enfranchisement and the protection of individual and minority rights.
|
|
Brazil is using an app called Mudamos to allow ordinary people to digitally sign proposed bills relating to popular issues such as public cleanliness and municipal transport.
|
|
So far, Airbnb users have raved about staying in the cabin, with an average five-star rating for everything from accuracy and location to cleanliness and value.
|
|
That's because the act is deeply rooted in traditional cultural beliefs around a woman's purity, marriageability and cleanliness; critiquing FGM is therefore enormously sensitive, and often ineffective.
|
|
Some of those elements are obvious, but anyone who has ever gone off the beaten track in emerging markets can testify that cleanliness standards don't always apply.
|
|
Their restaurants are stereotyped for their immaculate cleanliness—a product of a religious commitment to hygiene and an avoidance of certain vices like cigarettes, alcohol, and gambling.
|
|
The dermatologist recommends doing research on the establishment providing the procedure for those considering it, as cleanliness is a major factor in preventing infection in these cases.
|
|
Kim Yo Jong, 29, in high heels and black two-piece suit, was ubiquitous even before her brother, a stickler for cleanliness, arrived in Hanoi on Tuesday.
|
|
An HHS official told POLITICO there was an problem with lab test cleanliness that affected the rollout of the coronavirus tests, but added that has been resolved.
|
|
These products promised actual cleanliness—not "clean" in the nebulous way so many wellness products are—and with it, a certain kind of access to better health.
|
|
The immaculate cleanliness that Turner works so hard to maintain is sullied almost immediately by gallons of drool as a happy Hooch gives himself a good shake.
|
|
Marker told Insider that taking a minute each day to refresh the bathroom countertop area can make a big difference in the cleanliness of the overall bathroom.
|
|
Kim Yo Jong, 29, in high heels and black two-piece suit, was ubiquitous even before her brother, a stickler for cleanliness, arrived in Hanoi on Tuesday.
|
|
While there are countless arguments questioning both the cleanliness of piercing guns and the potential trauma they can cause, there's not much official research on the subject.
|
|
In the global Corruption Perceptions Index compiled by Transparency International, the UK came a creditable tenth out of 160-plus in 2015 in terms of perceived cleanliness.
|
|
I waited on a sofa, under some framed posters of the Rocky Mountains and a couple of AAA plaques affirming the cleanliness of the Manor House Motel.
|
|
Yoshiko Inai, Paris coordinator for Green Bird, a Japanese charity which advocates for cleaner streets globally, compared the city's "poor record" on cleanliness to her native Japan.
|
|
The Health Department said we have done everything right before and after, so there's no alarm to be raised about foods safety and cleanliness of the store.
|
|
So the federal government made a decision: It would continue to measure hospitals on other dimensions, like how communicative doctors were or the cleanliness of the hospital.
|
|
But what sells well in a world where the ideal is an amorphous notion of cleanliness and wellness is, in part, what shoppers can be manipulated into believing.
|
|
Johnson & Johnson said its talc comes from ore sources confirmed to meet cleanliness specifications, and that thousands of tests over the past 40 years have found no asbestos.
|
|
"Once in my cell I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and décor…neutrally decorated to please all parties but done to a high standard," the reviewer wrote.
|
|
Although bed bugs don't care about cleanliness, a dirty home provides many hiding places for them, making it difficult to find and get rid of the problem early.
|
|
Across the board, Wegmans, Publix and Trader Joe's scored highest in cashier courtesy, store cleanliness, item availability, checkout speed and specialty department service when compared to other grocers.
|
|
The University was founded in 1984 and ensures that all managers "receive the training that lets guests look forward to the highest quality food, cleanliness and customer service".
|
|
Cleanliness is not next to godliness, except for stinky feet, which emit a bacterium, the same one that ripens and rinds certain cheeses, that is a mosquito aphrodisiac.
|
|
"It won't look like this for long," Edmonds says in one clip as the camera pans over an empty room, seemingly joking about the cleanliness of the space.
|
|
It was also helped along by cultural factors like the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, she says, a difficult-to-translate concept that centers around purity and cleanliness.
|
|
The Kims' keenness on cleanliness is rooted in the era of their late father, Kim Jong Il, when immaculateness was key and sanitizers were widely used, Madden said.
|
|
"Everyone has skin in the game to make sure we follow all the cleanliness protocols," said Virginia McGathey, president of McGathey Commodities who trades in grain options pits.
|
|
They've also been asked about cleanliness, and Nutrifit assures us anyone who might come into contact with a customer's food is using gloves and social distancing when necessary.
|
|
And then there's the junk-food-scarfing detective sergeant Jackie Stevenson of "River" (Britain); her disinterest in cleanliness is staggering — though, to be fair, she is actually dead.
|
|
"We wanted each individual to feel responsible for the safety and cleanliness of local streets, to take ownership of the space," said Nadia Henry, one of the parliamentarians.
|
|
Democratic leadership in Washington might not have had to stretch themselves thin trying to defend Charm City's cleanliness in the face of Donald Trump's moss-brained racist attacks.
|
|
But again, we strongly believe that we focus on our strength, which is the quality of our drivers, the quality of our cars, the cleanliness, the safety part.
|
|
Mr. Egarr's playing was as entertaining as his palaver, showing a cleanliness, refinement and style all too rare among harpsichordists, but never at the cost of bountiful fantasy.
|
|
Many variables can affect the quality of pumped breast milk, including the type of pump, how the milk is stored and the cleanliness of the bottles and nipples.
|
|
Considering the kinds of liberties that one could take in an open but apparently empty restaurant, one might applaud Bowen not only for his restraint but his cleanliness.
|
|
But as more tourists than ever make their way to Rishikesh in search of physical and spiritual cleanliness, pollution in and along the Ganges has never been worse.
|
|
And that's not even taking into account the cleanliness of the tub itself—which, let's be honest, most people haven't properly scrubbed for the better part of two months.
|
|
While Dumbarton stitches him up, with that historically accurate and stomach-turning lack of anesthesia and disregard for cleanliness, Delaney lays out one more missing piece of his plan.
|
|
The Times critic Kate Mulr described "Train to Busan" as "a smart horror that contrasts the hyper-cleanliness and efficiency of South Korean life with bloody, neck-biting chaos."
|
|
Well, when it comes to energy efficiency and the world growing from 7 billion to 10 billion people – air, water, land cleanliness – going to be more and more important.
|
|
Krispy Kreme was lauded for its food quality and value, while Panera racked up points with consumers for being the best in atmosphere, curb appeal, healthy options and cleanliness.
|
|
Investigators found that the mechanics "failed to observe explicit warnings concerning cleanliness" while working on the oxygen system -- one of three major factors identified as leading to the contamination.
|
|
The gay community sets notoriously unrealistic expectations for itself on everything from ideal body type to the "value" of masculinity; expecting absolute cleanliness in sex is much the same.
|
|
Anas al-Sarraf, who is perhaps Baghdad's only restaurant critic, has praised Haji Hussein on his widely followed Baghdad Restaurant Guide on Facebook, for its kebab, cleanliness and service.
|
|
Kim and North Korean state media praised Singaporean officials for the cleanliness of the city-state in the report, adding that Kim would "learn" a lot from his hosts.
|
|
The app, launched on Thursday, will also have a wide range of features such as cleanliness ratings, the style of toilet and if it requires a fee to use.
|
|
New York City's iconic food carts are starting to get health department letter grades, giving on-the-go workers and tourists alike a quick reference for cleanliness and safety.
|
|
"When customers perceive cleanliness problems they conflate that with a perception that an airline might not be maintaining its airplanes, which is not a good thing," Mr. Mann said.
|
|
I stayed in a King Resort room in January during one of the busiest trade shows of the year and was impressed by the generous size, comfort, and cleanliness.
|
|
Dad and Mom soon join the subterfuge by posing as a professional driver and a housemaid for the Parks, who are as gullible as they are neurotic about cleanliness.
|
|
Our water numbers, our -- our numbers on air are tremendous...But we are doing better right now than we've ever done, in terms of cleanliness, in terms of numbers.
|
|
But a new art installation, which provides real-time data on the cleanliness of the water, is aiming to show that it might not actually be all that bad.
|
|
Swae was leaving LAX Friday when our photog asked about the federal appeals court ruling, which in part justifies rejecting prospective employees with the do based on cleanliness factors.
|
|
It can include obsessions — such as cleanliness or a desire for symmetry — and compulsions, or rigid behaviors that must be performed, like washing your hands dozens of times a day.
|
|
But the tests they were conducting on the exhaust fumes, meant to prove the cleanliness of modern diesel engines, uncovered one of the biggest and boldest frauds in corporate history.
|
|
Aside from engineers and analysts, Vacasa employs a full-time housekeeping staff to maintain consistency and cleanliness across the properties it manages, offering each of its employees a living wage.
|
|
We get our own place, we have no one to boss us around, and, because of that, things go to shit: our cleanliness, our dignity, and, most importantly, our diets.
|
|
I'm not saying this to cast aspersions on Duvall's cleanliness; I cannot imagine him taking bad pills and, by the looks of him, he may not even cook his steaks.
|
|
The US Government is suing Volkswagen for false advertising as a result of VW misrepresenting the cleanliness of its diesel-powered cars in numerous advertisements over the past eight years.
|
|
"From duty-free and restaurants to ambiance, cleanliness, courtesy of staff, amenities, efficiency and more, air travelers are expecting big things from the airports through which they travel," she added.
|
|
The negative energy she identified, which she explained could be my energy or that of someone close to me which I had absorbed, was an obsession with cleanliness or minutia.
|
|
In the last couple decades of her life, I know, because we spoke to her interior designer from that time, she was obsessed with cleanliness, and covering everything with plastic.
|
|
Essentially, Zimmer's critique of Musk's model comes down to consistency and quality of experience, cleanliness and maintenance, all of which are easier to guarantee when a fleet is centrally managed.
|
|
ACSI measures passenger satisfaction scores based on interviews with thousands of customers across a range of metrics including timeliness of arrival, baggage handling, loyalty program, cleanliness and in-flight entertainment.
|
|
And while Modi has insisted that his message of taking pride in cleanliness (and hence shame in open defecation) had been successful, villagers reported no stigma associated with open defecation.
|
|
The old mantras "healthy bodies, healthy minds" and "cleanliness is next to godliness" took hold in our communities and primary schools, whose teachers were recruited in the public health campaign.
|
|
For instance, a routine shelter visit will check on the condition of bed linens, cleanliness of bathrooms, fire hazards, air circulation and temperature, and note anything of concern for health.
|
|
Managing the safety, quality and cleanliness of thousands of homes in disparate areas is far more complex than managing sets of similar hotel rooms under one roof, Dr. Enz said.
|
|
Nader Bolour, the owner of Doris Leslie Blau — he acquired the rug business from its namesake founder — said that someone who is obsessed with cleanliness might never embrace kitchen rugs.
|
|
" Under New York state tax code, tampons, pads, and other feminine hygiene products are taxed because they're "generally used to control a normal bodily function and to maintain personal cleanliness.
|
|
The regimented routine of living at Serendipity in Brooklyn — including a strict meeting schedule and room cleanliness inspections — offered invaluable structure and allowed productive habits to supplant his old ones.
|
|
"Over the past century declining family size, improvements in household amenities, and higher standards of personal cleanliness have reduced the opportunity for cross infection in young families," the paper continued.
|
|
Aboard the Ford, the "crew is maintaining stringent cleanliness standards in support of the crew's health and maintaining overall mission readiness to continue carrier qualifications with fleet aviators," Cragg added.
|
|
Lawmakers at the hearing said they don't expect the coronavirus outbreak to get any easier in the upcoming weeks and urged Pekoske to monitor the cleanliness of all TSA checkpoints.
|
|
Despite Britt-Marie's outsized focus on cleanliness, the director Tuva Novotny forgoes exaggerated style and instead aims to deliver an earnest portrait of an older woman as she pursues happiness.
|
|
The verification process will seek to vet the accuracy of photos, addresses, and listing details as well as inspect for quality standards such as cleanliness, safety, and basic home amenities.
|
|
Mitchell J. Silver, the commissioner of the Department of Parks and Recreation, said that a pilot program at Crotona Park, which began in May, has already resulted in improved cleanliness.
|
|
The greatest difficulty with themeless puzzles is finding the balance between liveliness and cleanliness, and we believe we did well, with the only major dings being SSNS and perhaps SAWII.
|
|
And there's a sweet relief that comes with knowing all this gross stuff on my face is about to be rinsed down the drain, to reveal soul-affirming cleanliness underneath.
|
|
"Salt's association with cleanliness, protection, and purity probably comes from the fact that its mundane uses include purifying and preserving food," says Barbara Moore, author of Modern Guide to Energy Clearing.
|
|
And the Bogarins pepper these experiments with footage of Ontell herself, talking about everything from the importance of vaginal cleanliness to her complete lack of regret about being done with sex.
|
|
For instance, Apple Stores that are powered by municipal power grids cannot reliably use clean energy because once electricity enters the grid, you can no longer determine its source or cleanliness.
|
|
As a way to account for that, Apple purchases what are known as Renewable Energy Certificates, or RECs, which are a tradable commodity that guarantee the cleanliness of an energy source.
|
|
It asked about categories pertaining to customer experience that include accuracy of food order, courtesy and helpfulness of staff, food quality (taste, temperature, freshness of ingredients) and restaurant layout and cleanliness.
|
|
Chinthrajah told CNBC that cleanliness and changes in the environment are contributing factors, but she also noted that how genes are expressed — known by its scientific term called epigenetics — play roles.
|
|
Bir Kumar Yadav, BJP's Haryana spokesman, said the party had been associated with Singh only in his capacity as a social worker who had spread awareness about public sanitation and cleanliness.
|
|
Male circumcision has its roots in cultural and religious practices involved in enforcing cleanliness, practices that have since been validated by the World Health Organization and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
|
|
"This type of obscene conduct is outrageous and we immediately disposed of the affected products and sanitized the area to ensure its cleanliness and safety for our customers," the company said.
|
|
This is akin to a hotel staff's being aware that all aspects of a traveler's stay — décor, cleanliness and quiet, as well as guests' interactions with employees — are crucial to success.
|
|
To protect vehicle investments, AAA urges drivers to use the appropriate gasoline as determined by their car's manufacturer (regular or premium) that meets TOP TIER standards for engine cleanliness and performance.
|
|
Clean India campaign—is focused on cleanliness, like curbing litter and building toilets, it has become more of a political priority at times than underlying issues like access to clean water.
|
|
The Indian government has been on a cleanliness kick, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has vowed to build tens of millions of toilets and clean up garbage in cities.
|
|
But I am, to be frank, a bit of a germaphobe, who instituted a similarly strict approach to cleanliness after our home got hit particularly hard from the flu this year.
|
|
The robot city, dubbed "iCity" will be the cleanest city in the world regarding all aspects of cleanliness that a city should as iCity would be completely powered on green energy.
|
|
The Egyptian singer Shyma was imprisoned in January for making a suggestive music video involving a banana; another singer was also jailed — for joking about the cleanliness of the Nile's waters.
|
|
Sources also pointed to CDC on Sunday over concerns about the cleanliness of labs making diagnostic tests, even as some current and former administration officials blamed Azar for the bungled response.
|
|
In these works, you can lose yourself in the cleanliness of products, the infinity of humans at a rave, the eerie artificiality of lit spaces or the cars on an autobahn.
|
|
"The easiest part of this first year of marriage has been living together because we both have the same living styles, like cleanliness, sleeping habits and respect of space," they say.
|
|
You know we have our cleanest numbers in many years this year, just got released, the cleanest numbers on carbon, on water, cleanliness, on air, purity, on, you know, air cleanness.
|
|
The subway-line rankings, based on such categories as cleanliness, crowding, and frequency of service, come from the Straphangers Campaign, a project underwritten by the New York Public Interest Research Group.
|
|
Despite being from Moscow, he was convinced consumers would associate the remote region with snow, isolation and cleanliness, and not the dark clouds hanging over political leaders in the Russian capital.
|
|
But that growth has also drawn criticism about the company's business policies and lapses in quality control, such as inconsistency in cleanliness and hotel staff not promptly responding to customer complaints.
|
|
But OYO's fast growth has also drawn criticism about the company's business policies and lapses in quality control, such as inconsistency in cleanliness and hotel staff not promptly addressing customer complaints.
|
|
Those who wrote "inconsistent" essays showed a greater desire for cleanliness than those who expressed their honest opinion — even though they had been directed to take that stance by the researchers.
|
|
The exhibition also reflects changing ideals of beauty through the decades, and how design can affect notions of sex and social mores, as well as our attitudes toward cleanliness and well-being.
|
|
The city's authorities have announced that all street food vendors will be swept off the streets of Bangkok by the end of the year in a bid to improve cleanliness and safety.
|
|
"Most hosts will charge a cleaning fee, so you can try asking if they can waive the cleaning fee or give a discount if the cleanliness is not as described," says Papineau.
|
|
To improve the cleanliness and availability of products in its stores, Dollar General will take a 16 cents per share hit to boost compensation for its managers and ramp up their training.
|
|
It costs a lot more to install than the usual cages plopped in the ocean by aquaculturists, but RAS is an attractive technology, at least where quality, cleanliness, and sustainability are concerned.
|
|
The site also features an active review culture that lets guests leave their thoughts after their stay, ranking everything from the accuracy of the listing's description to the cleanliness of the property.
|
|
So while dorm mattresses are already engineered with cleanliness in mind, and you can always hermetically seal them, there's something to be said for recognizing that we don't live in sterile environments.
|
|
It's like a Leatherman tool of personal cleanliness—if the CEO of Leatherman had telegrammed Franklin Roosevelt more than 200 times about a peaceful end to WWII and campaigned against water fluoridation.
|
|
Reviews are favorable overall for a score of four out of five stars, however, negative reviews cited issues with cleanliness and suggested spending a few dollars more to stay at the Ace.
|
|
Here is the Week in Good News, featuring a village in India known for its cleanliness, above; a medal of service for military dogs; and plastics that can break down on command.
|
|
Given this country's puritanical legacy and its conflation of godliness and cleanliness, it's not surprising that America's singular contribution to world handicraft would be the enhanced collection of dust from inaccessible corners.
|
|
"I was happy to know that in our country there is such a village in the northeast, in Meghalaya, which is passionately carrying forward the mission of cleanliness for years," he said.
|
|
As Vox's Nylah Burton explained after the outbreak of the new coronavirus, xenophobia toward East Asian immigrants has long "been intertwined with public health discourse" about cleanliness and the spread of disease.
|
|
Measured on a scale from zero to 100, both categories scored restaurants on food accuracy; waitstaff behavior; food quality; beverage quality; restaurant cleanliness and layout; food variety; beverage variety; and website satisfaction.
|
|
Managers oversee only one location each, according to the Bay Area's KTVU news, and ultimately become responsible for all aspects of the restaurant, from employee training to the cleanliness of counter tops.
|
|
Already in the late 18th century, members of the Shaker religious sect used special vises to craft the forerunners of our current flat straight-edged brooms — in the interest of godly cleanliness.
|
|
For added cleanliness, Maker recommends mixing equal parts rubbing alcohol and water in a spray bottle, spritzing it on a microfiber towel, and using that as an anti-bacterial cleaner for electronics.
|
|
You can get paid by companies to pose as a customer, shop, and gather data for them to improve shopping experiences — on everything from the cleanliness of a store to employee interactions.
|
|
Science uncovered the pernicious effects of unwanted microbial activity in wine, the harm that comes from prolonged exposure to air and warmth and the benefits of scrupulous attention to cleanliness in winemaking.
|
|
So the quality of cardboard being recycled today isn't what it used to be, and it's not nearly as valuable as it once was, thanks to China's more stringent demands on cleanliness.
|
|
"In the last few years, we've invested a lot in our food, in our cleanliness, we've updated games, you name it we've touched it and changed it," CEO Tom Leverton told CNBC.
|
|
"Each yacht is disinfected between [charter] groups on board, the air is purified on most yachts, and cleanliness standards are very high," reads a newly issued IYC press release addressing coronavirus concerns.
|
|
Meanwhile, the visuals consist of a Web 1.0 rendering of a busy metropolis, gross in its idealized cleanliness; in it, almost faceless, bots bustle about and trample each other in algorithmic harmony.
|
|
Every office should try to create a culture that promotes personal hygiene and cleanliness and that allows workers the flexibility to avoid the office if they're feeling too stressed or ill, Reynolds says.
|
|
These findings add further credence to the "hygiene hypothesis"—the idea that the increasing rates of autoimmune and allergic diseases seen around the world are related to society's (relatively) newfound obsession with cleanliness.
|
|
The FDA said Whole Foods (WFM) has until the end of June to fix serious cleanliness violations found during a February inspection of a Massachusetts plant, which supplies prepared foods across the Northeast.
|
|
Wal-Mart Stores said it paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
|
|
I stood by the window, sticking this nail in my phone again and again for about a solid minute, my mouth agape as my false reality of perceived cleanliness crumbled before my eyes.
|
|
"I don't want to ruin anyone's spa day, but when traveling or if you are unsure of the cleanliness or reputation of the business it might be better to stick to a massage."
|
|
In-N-Out Burger scored the high marks in all sections of the composite loyalty index, including staff friendliness, value, food quality, speed of service, overall cleanliness, curb appeal, atmosphere and healthy options.
|
|
We have an emphasis on cleanliness particularly around things that come out of your body and we're constantly bombarded with messages that pee is dirty, pee should be contained, pee should be private.
|
|
AND there are plenty of more relevant reasons to avoid such a rest stop: its dubious cleanliness, its unbecoming bouquet, the open question of whether anyone's bothered to stock it with toilet paper.
|
|
"This type of obscene conduct is outrageous and we immediately disposed of the affected products and sanitized the area to ensure its cleanliness and safety for our customers," Walmart said in a statement.
|
|
Coming from New York City, where thousands of homeless people sleep on the streets, and trash tornadoes are a common sight on windy days, Monaco's cleanliness and lack of visible poverty was striking.
|
|
About 215 or so station managers will be assigned to stations in given districts and they will be responsible from everything from cleanliness to making sure that elevator and escalators are fixed quickly.
|
|
Moreover, Trump has made no secret of his affinity for Big Macs, and has often extolled the virtues of fast-food restaurants because of their uniform standards and cleanliness (he's a known germophobe).
|
|
Any old drugstore shampoo will do the job — but if your primary objective is cleanliness in this time of crisis, you might want to skip your dry shampoo and hit the shower instead.
|
|
She can be slyly autobiographical and far-ranging in the subjects of her critique, which include institutional sexism, our cultural obsession with cleanliness and the accepted power structures of the art world itself.
|
|
I recently stayed in a Sonder apartment in New York City, and the way it combined aspects of an apartment with hotel-like cleanliness and amenities made it an enjoyable and comfortable stay.
|
|
"Over the years, pygmy pigs have gained popularity and recognition as great pets due to the combination of their unique traits such as cleanliness, diminutive size, friendly disposition and intelligence," the bill says.
|
|
" As Alastair Iles, one of the faculty co-directors of the Berkeley Food Institute, pointed out to MUNCHIES, "Trump says that he eats at fast food chains because these have better cleanliness standards.
|
|
I have been assured by others that my need to decorate and organize, my obsession with cleanliness and DIY and crafting, are my "nesting instincts" kicking into full gear, all par for the course.
|
|
In a recent survey conducted by Market Force, nearly 13,000 participants ranked stores based on their value for money, speedy checkouts, availability of items, ease of finding items, cashier courtesy, store cleanliness and more.
|
|
Standards of cleanliness on farms, many of which are small-scale, vary widely, say industry participants, while trucks that transport pigs, feed and other supplies are often not properly cleaned and disinfected between trips.
|
|
Standards of cleanliness on farms, many of which are small-scale, vary widely, say industry participants, while trucks that transport pigs, feed and other supplies are often not properly cleaned and disinfected between trips.
|
|
When Flint switched to water processed by Detroit in 18.13, the main motivation was to properly treat municipal and industrial waste and secure enough water for a growing population; cleanliness and health were afterthoughts.
|
|
But Babierge says it also offers required safety and cleanliness training for all partners and is a good way for stay-at-home moms to earn a little extra cash for used baby items.
|
|
For both boys and girls, Bohras claim khatna is performed for health and cleanliness reasons, although the World Health Organization maintains that there are no health benefits from any form of female genital cutting.
|
|
Of the eight companies in Urban-X's 02 cohort, I picked four that tackled problems relating to pollution, the visually impaired, urban deliveries and maintaining public cleanliness: O2O2 Facewear, WearWorks, Upcycles and Sencity, respectively.
|
|
The FCA said its "market cleanliness" indicator showed that 268% of takeovers were associated with abnormal price movement before the deal was announced, down 20193% on the year and its lowest level since 22019.
|
|
While this isn't terribly surprising news—more steps should, theoretically, mean more cleanliness—what the researchers also discovered was that healthcare workers were much less compliant with the longer, more intensive hand washing method.
|
|
Shanya Lewis, a graduate student in industrial design at Parsons School of Design, says she believes recycled textiles carry a stigma of low quality and lack of cleanliness, which she is seeking to overcome.
|
|
It seems almost impossible to phase out plastic entirely — not to mention reduce waste and energy consumption — in an industry that's predicated on delivering excess comfort, cleanliness, and convenience to millions of travelers daily.
|
|
The report also cited several less-critical cleanliness issues such as flies on the walls and ceiling, "black residue" accumulation near a door, food on the floor, and dust and discoloration on the ceiling tiles.
|
|
Follow hosting etiquette Airbnb has a list of hosting standards that cover everything from communication to cleanliness, explains Shannon Hyde, the global operations manager at GuestReady , an Airbnb management company with locations across the globe.
|
|
And we tried to basically build this social norm that unleashed dogs are, in a crowded environment like New York City, a problem for wildlife, for parks, for cleanliness, even the safety of the dogs.
|
|
Image: YoutubeIn a misguided effort to address complaints about the smell and cleanliness of Philadelphia's public transit system, the city will begin testing a pee-repelling paint called Ultra-Ever Dry in the coming weeks.
|
|
Finalists were chosen based on cleanliness, visual appeal, innovation, functionality and unique design elements and this year the list ranges from loos in a museum and a zoo to lavs in restaurants, cafes and airports.
|
|
The embassy is also fed up with his indifference to basic hygiene and bathroom cleanliness; his mooching of food and Wi-Fi; his woodwork-damaging indoor skateboarding habit; and his general Kato Kaelin–style freeloading.
|
|
The very layout of the exhibition employs the logic of Orientalism: presenting an exotic, culturally barbaric East as an intentional and over-produced artificial contrast that affirms the inherent cleanliness and desirability of Western minimalism.
|
|
Over several years now, international newspapers have been largely critical of Chinese tourists for their "boorish" behavior and flagrant disregard for cleanliness of local communities and apparent disrespect for a home country's monuments and property.
|
|
"For so long, the conversation around Black hair has also been attached to messages about professionalism, standards of beauty, cleanliness, and worthiness," said Kalida Brown, a professor of Sociology and African American Studies at UCLA.
|
|
" People spend the last Wednesday before Nowruz addressing their spiritual cleanliness, jumping over fire pits, and reciting a variation of the following rhyme: "Give me your beautiful red color; And take back my sickly pallor.
|
|
Hospital hygiene is another focus; there is some evidence that staff are more careless about cleanliness than they were in pre-antibiotic days, when they saw deaths like Albert Alexander's on a more regular basis.
|
|
View tries to solve basic issues like cleanliness and complicated setups The goal of Daydream View is to make a VR headset people can get their phones into and out of within a few seconds.
|
|
Boy, it sure tries hard, offering measurements of in-room conditions like brightness, humidity, temperature, and even air cleanliness, but they're all for naught because I never feel like the numbers it provides are precise.
|
|
That one of the buck-naked bystanders in that viral video, Jon Gnarr, was later elected mayor of Reykjavik demonstrates that Icelanders are quite un-self-conscious about nudity in the service of pool cleanliness.
|
|
Perhaps in China, where cleanliness and order are at a premium, Disney's boast that it's the "Happiest Place on Earth" comes the closest to reality, I thought, as we ambled along neat, flower-lined paths.
|
|
The chain was in deep trouble when he took over and the ads, he says, along with improvements in cleanliness, food quality and service, saved the chain and the jobs of its about 75,000 employees.
|
|
One can't help but morbidly wonder about the circumstances of his death, and how the murderer cleaved through bone and brain with such elegance and cleanliness—perhaps the delicately-arranged body parts were freeze-dried?
|
|
Meanwhile we learn that M.T.A. administrators are making $280,000 (really?) and average workers are pulling in $170,251, while millions are being diverted to everything but maintenance and upkeep, track and signal upgrades, safety, and cleanliness.
|
|
But the silver lining was that many of the selling points of its rideshare business, which employs its drivers and is focused on safety and cleanliness, were transferable to delivery during this unprecedented health crisis.
|
|
Orlando and the sous chefs are more than willing to give a tour, so the kitchen needs to be presentable—and it should go without saying that cleanliness is of paramount importance when handling food.
|
|
Though the airport boasts impressive amenities like a free movie theater, a butterfly garden, a rooftop swimming pool, and 24-hour spas, it's the facility's cleanliness and efficiency that the average traveler will notice most.
|
|
We know that Schmidt (Max Greenfield) can become possessive and, honestly, rude, when it comes to cleanliness, as we see from his interactions with Cece (Hannah Simone) when she doesn't wash her hands in the kitchen.
|
|
The document also demands that Assange assume responsibility for the "welfare, nutrition, cleanliness, and proper care" of his pet cat and "the cleaning and hygiene of the bathroom and other spaces" he uses inside the embassy.
|
|
Midway through, on a visit to Key West, she writes that dreams of submersion—"these little fantasies of cleanliness, purification, dissolution, and death"—snake through the the works of almost all the alcoholic writers she's chosen.
|
|
A domestic icon of cleanliness, the washboard's popularization in the 19th-century binds it to two synchronous developments in American history: Westward expansion under the mantle of manifest destiny and the waning of the slaveholding South.
|
|
The Home Edit does not strictly focus on kitchens, but they might as well, as they've perfected the dominant Instagram food storage aesthetic and plopped a bright white filter on it, suggesting otherworldly levels of cleanliness.
|
|
From new tools that will help take your face to a whole new level of cleanliness to innovative face masks that will rejuvenate your skin, it's time to step into the brave new world of beauty.
|
|
"We are working with our health and safety team as well as the health department to safely remove the bats from our Alvin store and ensure the store's cleanliness," Walmart told MUNCHIES in an e-mail.
|
|
Tell him what you told us: you like him and you enjoy spending time with him, but his poor hygiene and his lack of general cleanliness make you think you might want to end the relationship.
|
|
While in-park we are taking significant steps to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene, we want to be sure to incorporate your feedback and concerns as we plan for the next several weeks.
|
|
Now, ILWU members are continuing to put pressure on their employer to ensure the health of dock workers across the coast, going so far as threatening a work stoppage if cleanliness and sanitation standards aren't met.
|
|
Hand-washing regulations, sewage treatment regulations, cleanliness education and other such paternalistic initiatives brought us out of the cesspool of the Middle Ages into the clean, safe, mostly disease-free paradise in which we now reside.
|
|
The caliber of fill cleanliness that the NYT requires for a Friday or Saturday puzzle is extremely high, and it was quite difficult to pull off this grid shape and mini-theme to that exacting standard.
|
|
It was a (mostly) fun process of attempting this grid over and over — and over and over — and over and over — to generate a stack that had both some sizzle and a high degree of cleanliness.
|
|
"Another franchise owner elaborated that McDonald&aposs can&apost compete with its chicken-focused competitor on a QSC (or "quality service cleanliness") basis because "Chick-fil-A is sticking with their one restaurant per franchisee program.
|
|
Moving away from the cleanliness of 2017's Flower Boy but keeping the musical growth, IGOR features idiosyncratic quirks, distortion, and—probably on a hard drive somewhere in Tyler's house—one track with 18 distinct bridges.
|
|
Getting a haircut can amount to monthly cleanliness or a personal style statement, but for the barbers who gathered in the Chicago neighbourhood of Englewood on Sunday, it's a cultural activity that can hold a community together.
|
|
"Instead of water just being there, some hospitals truck in water or collect it in rain barrels, with no guarantee of its cleanliness," said Kushner, an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University who is also a surgeon.
|
|
Disney will be aiming to set a new high bar for service in China, where local parks' standards of cleanliness, maintenance and customer service are generally lower than international operators', said Yoshii, who's based in Hong Kong.
|
|
Passengers are also prompted to provide specific feedback about a range of options regarding their ride, such as the state of the car's cleanliness, the driver's attitude and professionalism, and the efficiency of the driver's route choice.
|
|
In new guidelines aimed at halting the spread of potentially deadly superbug infections in hospitals and clinics worldwide, the WHO said obsessive dedication to cleanliness and hygiene was crucial, as was the careful use of anti-infectives.
|
|
JOI has no such boundaries—devoid of the other usual real world demands like admin, logistics, and required cleanliness, the only thing separating the dom and her client is a working internet connection—and sometimes, that's enough.
|
|
"Trump also spoke on his affinities for McDonalds (for its standardization practices and cleanliness) and the late Michael Jackson, whom he called a friend, but said was ruined by plastic surgery: "He was an unbelievably talented guy.
|
|
While the major casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City shuttered early in the week, those like Chukchansi Gold in central California promised increased cleanliness, a tricky sell in a world of playing cards and slot machines.
|
|
In short, what is at stake is the quality of the air we breathe and the food we eat, the cleanliness of the rivers that flow past us, and the pace at which the climate is changing.
|
|
"Each yacht is disinfected between [charter] groups on board, the air is purified on most yachts, and cleanliness standards are very high," reads a press release issued by superyacht firm IYC in early March addressing coronavirus concerns.
|
|
FlipKey eventually told us that we could not put in a claim under their payment protection plan because we had an issue with the cleanliness and the amenities of the cottage — areas not covered by the plan.
|
|
I'm in love with the stacks of 13+14 marquee entries, and given the constraints they laid on the rest of the grid, I'm really happy with the pop and cleanliness of the rest of the answers.
|
|
Most people want to have sex in a tent because it's the closest thing to cleanliness and privacy you're going to get; very few people want to do the midnight organ fight in a goddamn porta-potty.
|
|
You might be aware of larger radio telescopes—when I visited Arecibo, I learned that radio telescopes must be much larger to collect the longer-wavelength light, don't worry quite as much about the cleanliness for their dishes.
|
|
In 2010, the Ministry of Health, at the urging of the clerical body, issued a regulation saying female circumcision should be performed only by licensed doctors, midwives or nurses using safety and cleanliness procedures detailed by the ministry.
|
|
But issues with cleanliness, problems with parking and booking and competition from other modes of transport such as Uber have pushed the service into the red, with cumulated losses of 500 million euros ($341 million) expected by 2023.
|
|
CHICAGO, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
|
|
Open for over a decade, Shalimar is a lowkey Pakistani takeout-style restaurant praised by Yelp reviewers for being tasty and affordable, though its 3.5-star rating is due to complaints for issues such as greasiness and cleanliness.
|
|
The 25-year old Agarwal is disrupting no-frills travel by implementing basic standards of cleanliness and service on rooms, and using technology to set dynamic pricing online, aiming for higher occupancy rates and higher yields on assets.
|
|
Airbnb properties will soon be verified for accuracy of photos, addresses, listing details, cleanliness, safety and basic home amenities, according to a company-wide email sent by Airbnb co-founder and chief executive officer Brian Chesky on Wednesday.
|
|
Airbnb properties will soon be verified for accuracy of photos, addresses, listing details, cleanliness, safety and basic home amenities, according to a company-wide email sent by Airbnb co-founder and chief executive officer Brian Chesky on Wednesday.
|
|
Read more: These are the 10 fastest-growing restaurant chains taking over AmericaBrands were judged based on eight metrics: staff friendliness, overall cleanliness, food quality, curb appeal, atmosphere, speed of service, value for money spent, and healthy options.
|
|
"While the use of toilet paper does not ensure cleanliness in the restroom, bidets can prevent UTIs by offering a refreshing and sanitary way to remove bacteria and ensure the spread of bacteria does not occur," he says.
|
|
There was proof: A digital display measuring about 26½ feet by 2000 feet covering one wall showed the indoor temperature, the humidity level, and other measurements of cleanliness and comfort with data supplied by sensors throughout the office.
|
|
"Over all," the researchers found, "the three most commonly implicated products were hair care, skin care and tattoos," and "significantly higher than average reports of serious health outcomes" involved baby, personal cleanliness, hair care and hair coloring products.
|
|
All the dash-mounted displays on the LQ are OLED, for better visibility and power consumption, and there's an emission scrubbing system that works as the vehicle propels itself for a new level of interior air quality cleanliness.
|
|
The company says it'll review each of its 7 million listings by December 2020 to vet the accuracy of photos, addresses and listing details, as well as to inspect for standards such as cleanliness, safety and home amenities.
|
|
Mr. Biss's playing in the A major Sonata the next night, in marked contrast to Mr. Schiff's laid-back style, initially seemed propelled by nervous energy, sometimes at a cost of cleanliness in runs and at phrase endings.
|
|
The firm's China unit posted a statement late on Wednesday on its Chinese microblog reassuring customers about the safety and cleanliness of its ice cream machines and other food-making tools, responding to reports and pictures swirling online.
|
|
Vivian Martinez, 31, Los Angeles, California I have a general OCD for cleanliness I developed as a kid because I had really terrible eczema, which I still have, so honestly the little, terminal things really freak me out.
|
|
But persistent issues with cleanliness, problems with parking and booking as well as competition from other modes of transport such as Uber have pushed the service into the red, with cumulated losses of 293 million euros expected by 2023.
|
|
On the contrary, you learn there are so many ways they still express themselves — a big part of the [Muslim] faith is focused on cleanliness and finding the beauty in all things inside and out, while still remaining modest.
|
|
That is, they all pay their workers (at least) minimum wage and overtime, keep records of hours worked, don't require a fee for a worker to become an employee, and maintain standards of cleanliness required by current health regulations.
|
|
Eventually he went insane from lack of cleanliness and depression…" In 2016, there was this gem: "Giant two story maze, room in the middle of the bottom floor had a fridge and the one up top had a toilet.
|
|
Pharaohs' Facial Hair Ancient Egyptians were big fans of full-body hair removal, as they believed it was a signifier of hygiene and cleanliness — and we still use some of the methods they pioneered today, including waxing and sugaring.
|
|
The managerial raises went into effect in September when Wal-Mart paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
|
|
China, which used to process half the world's exports of plastic waste, has insisted on higher standards of cleanliness and sorting to prevent waste that cannot be recycled being burned, which, in its case, often means in open pits.
|
|
Chuck Gerba, a microbiologist who worked with ABC for their hotel cleanliness experiment, swabbed items in nine different Los Angeles–area hotels to find out which ones are the nastiest, and he was not impressed with what he found.
|
|
The change began in May, when a group of young people kicked off efforts to spread simple techniques of cleanliness, waste management and recycling to allay villagers' fears that the garbage clogging the waterways would pollute their rice fields.
|
|
The managerial raises went into effect in September when Wal-Mart paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 473 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
|
|
The home appliance maker, dubbed "the King of Cleanliness", booked a 62.9 million yuan currency loss in the first half and as a result posted a meager 2 percent net profit gain despite a 37 percent surge in sales.
|
|
Susan Hutfless, senior author of the May study and an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins, says she was "very surprised" by the findings, adding that patients must start grilling doctors about treatment options and the cleanliness of the scopes.
|
|
If you're one of those people, there could be a few explanations for why cleanliness translates to lower levels of stress and anxiety for you, says Darby Saxbe, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Southern California.
|
|
Most home sharing guests leave positive reviews of their experiences, but when they do complain, it's often about cleanliness, last-minute cancellations by the host, problems with check-in or an unmet need at the property they have rented.
|
|
If we had to make any predictions about the state of your home's cleanliness at the moment, we'd guess that it's probably in a somewhat dismal state, with wrapping paper, greeting cards, and half-eaten holiday cookies strewn everywhere.
|
|
When it came to burgers, the poll found that In-N-Out was the top fan favorite, leading in all eight of the customer service categories: value, food quality, service speed, staff friendliness, cleanliness, atmosphere, healthy options and curb appeal.
|
|
Sicherer, who is author of "Food Allergies: A Complete Guide for Eating When Your Life Depends on It," said that one possible cause is "the cleanliness theory," which suggests kids aren't being exposed to the germs that help build up immunity.
|
|
He hadn't been sexually active for long, having just lost his virginity, and found himself worrying over his appearance, the cleanliness of his bedroom, Brexit, his financial state, and how his performance compared to the ones frequently seen in porn.
|
|
Walk into any McDonald's in the world and, other than some localized decorations and special menu items, it's essentially the same thing as any other: same burgers, same fries, same macronutrient (im)balance, same standards of cleanliness and speed of service.
|
|
The newest collection of Sarah Andersen's hilarious, relatable comics is filled with insight on protecting yourself from the scum of the internet, why morning people are the worst, the impossibility of cleanliness, and why cats and hot chocolate can fix anything.
|
|
In Consumer Reports' 2018 Supermarkets survey of over 75,000 people, the publication rates Costco slightly higher than BJ's in general when comparing the stores on a variety of factors including cleanliness, competitiveness of prices, quality and the selection of healthy options.
|
|
The staff spent the initial months teaching the kids about the importance of cleanliness and grooming, to not fight over food or hold out their palms as they were taught to by their parents when they were sent to beg.
|
|
From serving it in the White House to getting it delivered to his private plane, the president has said Burger King and McDonald's are among his favorites because they promise a standard of cleanliness that's hard to verify at other restaurants.
|
|
Hours earlier, Biermann and her mother Kim Zolciak-Biermann were both involved in a heated exchanged online with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Leakes — who alleged that both are racists after video surfaced of Biermann mocking the cleanliness of Leakes' home.
|
|
According to a grocery-store ranking from Consumer Reports, the higher membership costs at Costco might be worth it — it ranked higher than Sam's Club in cleanliness, meat and produce quality, customer service, store-brand quality, and prices of organic items.
|
|
Reruns of Joey's thespian trials, Chandler's hapless sarcasm, Monica's compulsive cleanliness, Phoebe's feline riffs and the seemingly permanent courtship of Ross and Rachel will be available to watch on Netflix for at least another year, the streaming service has announced.
|
|
Imagine this shimmering tower, projecting efficiency, cleanliness — a portal to a standardized, nine-to-five world, its doors, escalators and elevators humming with workers who navigate its contours like blood in veins (or, perhaps, swimmers in their own repressed tears).
|
|
For cleanliness and to protect the area of the floor of your apartment that you are designating as the potty area, you can use newspapers, commercially available "pee pads" or even fake grass or sod patches, which can be delivered.
|
|
The apartment attracted rave reviews, getting five out of five stars in Airbnb's rating system, in which guests assess the accuracy of the rental listing, their communication with the host and the home's cleanliness, location, value and check-in procedure.
|
|
In the latter half of the 19th century, the pioneering work of Sir Joseph Lister changed the way people performed surgery, with the medical community adhering to new standards of cleanliness and adopting the use of antiseptics in all surgical procedures.
|
|
I fired a 12-gauge shotgun for the first time at the age of 11 with my dad nearby; he trained me on that weapon for hours, emphasizing safety, cleanliness, methods of adjusting aim, and all elements of trigger pull.
|
|
As a society, "our perception of 'clean' has become confused with the word 'sterile,'" she continued, but if you ask her, true cleanliness comes from cultivating the right kinds of bacteria on your body—not washing them indiscriminately down the drain.
|
|
I'm happy with the cleanliness level of this hostel too, though there are no quiet hours so we had to endure karaoke night last night till about 11:30, I'm very thankful I remembered ear plugs because Adele was not amongst the singers.
|
|
While it lacks the more headline-grabbing amenities like an onboard water park or go-kart track, the cleanliness and intimate feel of the ship made it a perfect vessel for the 4-night journey—which everyone was on for the music anyway.
|
|
The North Branch Canal sits downstream of the O'Brien Water Reclamation Plant, which transformed into the world's largest UV-light sanitation facility after the EPA demanded in 2011 that the river reach cleanliness standards that every other major US city managed years ago.
|
|
In a campaign speech, he urged voters to see the good side of EU regulations, citing rules on the cleanliness of beaches and restrictions on pesticides linked to a fall in the bee population, which he said were good for Britain's environment.
|
|
More from our story: Airbnb properties will soon be verified for accuracy of photos, addresses, listing details, cleanliness, safety and basic home amenities, according to a company-wide email sent by Airbnb co-founder and chief executive officer Brian Chesky on Wednesday.
|
|
Melany Robinson, owner of the Sprouthouse public relations agency, had fielded so many panicked calls from many of the 55 hospitality clients she represents that she put together a template outlining sanitation and cleanliness standards and sick policies for them to send out.
|
|
Greg Antonelle, the chief executive of Mickey Travels, a New Jersey-based travel agency that helps travelers plan Disney trips, said that agents at his company had been getting a lot more questions than usual about cleanliness and sanitization practices at Disney parks.
|
|
But to get a better understanding of where things stand in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak — barring any further escalation — I asked public health experts and officials specializing in transmission and cleanliness protocol for the best practices for going to the gym.
|
|
There was no cleanliness difference between the amounts of soap used, and antibacterial soap (which they also tested) didn't clean hands any better than the regular stuff, but they want to do more research on the type and amount of soap needed.
|
|
According to city statisticians, the 300 block of Hyde Street, a span about the length of a football field in the heart of the Tenderloin neighborhood, received 0003,227 complaints about street and sidewalk cleanliness over the last decade, more than any other.
|
|
When you choose roommates, it's not always possible or realistic to analyze their lifestyle preferences — sleep habits, cleanliness, food preferences, how they like to socialize — beforehand, especially if you're moving to a new city or finding a new apartment in a hurry.
|
|
Thank you for making it clear to our youth and nation that a person's skin color and zip code must not determine the quality of the air they breathe, the cleanliness of the water they drink or their access to special places.
|
|
"The brand was built upon the belief that access to cleanliness is a fundamental human right, as is the feeling of dignity and confidence that can come with a single shower," says Laura Fruitman, co-founder and general manager of The Right To Shower.
|
|
"I don't want to sacrifice cleanliness, I don't want to sacrifice comfort at all," he says, which is why amenities such as 50-inch 4k smart TVs, Bluetooth systems, air purifiers, and white noise machines have all made their way into the rooms, too.
|
|
Singapore has long banned the trade of wild animals and slaughter of poultry in markets, and has now issued advisories for "high standards of hygiene and cleanliness", said a spokesman for the National Environment Agency (NEA), which manages 83 markets across the city-state.
|
|
It sounds trivial, given that you can always jump into a proper photo app like Preview in macOS or Photos on Windows, but it's the quickness and cleanliness of the space bar preview that keeps me using it while choosing a quick selection of pictures.
|
|
From intense training to crash pads to some facts about the relative cleanliness of airplanes that will make you never want to set foot on one again, scroll on for the facts of flight attendant life that you probably don't know but definitely should.
|
|
Most of North Korea's twenty-five million people are not permitted to travel abroad, but Pak's job has allowed him to visit several countries, which he described in terms of their cleanliness: Switzerland (very clean); Belgium (not so clean); Bangladesh (not clean at all).
|
|
The FCA, which is among the few regulators to publish so-called market cleanliness figures, also said the number of enforcement cases it opened, which include market abuse and insider dealing, more than doubled to over 250 in 2016/17 from the previous year.
|
|
"When your body is your business you already value hygiene, cleanliness and precaution more than the average person and you're probably well versed with all the things you don't usually have to consider when you're not around other people's body fluids regularly," she said.
|
|
There was a steady stream of people of all genders and ages there to see the first exhibition, entitled "Muff Busters: Vagina Myths and How To Fight Them," which covers misconceptions about vaginas and everything gynaecological, from sex, appearance, and cleanliness to periods and contraception.
|
|
"Giving off a sense of cleanliness is becoming a kind of business skill," said Akira Gogo, president of Pola Orbis subsidiary Acro, which launched a men's make-up range in September that includes foundation in 600 different skin tones given names like "Crispin" or "Joaquin".
|
|
He collected plastic bottles - on which he has declared war - as well as banana skins and other litter in a big plastic bag, as the waves rolled into the shore in his latest effort to highlight the lack of cleanliness in public places in India.
|
|
Whereas most carmakers now assemble their vehicles from cutting-edge materials, largely put together by robots in near silence and operating-theatre cleanliness, the most immediate assault on the senses in Morgan's 1920s workshops is smells of engine oil, glue or leather, and the noise of hammering.
|
|
Control measures that people could use are health assessments confirming that there are no traces of BBVs, an appropriate vaccination programme, hygiene measures to ensure cleanliness, lube, clearly defined consent protocols and ease of withdrawing consent, ensuring that females are not menstruating and clinical waste processes.
|
|
You can find further reading on this on Vox: The coronavirus exposes the history of racism and "cleanliness" Why pandemics activate xenophobia Why Asians in masks should not be the "face" of the coronavirus You can find this video and all of Vox's videos on YouTube.
|
|
John WilliamsDaily Books Editor and Staff Writer THE BUTCHERING ART: Joseph Lister's Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine, by Lindsey Fitzharris (Scientific American/Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $27.) Fitzharris, a medical historian, looks back to when Lister revolutionized medicine through one deceptively simple notion: Cleanliness.
|
|
People with OCD are often trying to do the opposite: "T[hey] take their attention away from cleanliness and get through their day acting as if the worries in their head about germs and contamination aren't relevant," said Shala Nicely, a therapist specialized in treating OCD.
|
|
"Because of the deep connection in the human psyche between religion, cleanliness and the emotion of disgust, invoking God after sneezing is more likely, as compared to invoking God after other anomalous events like a random piece of debris hitting someone on the shoulder," he said.
|
|
"The Dutch parents in our studies strongly supported a cultural rule of the 'Three R's' of childrearing -- rust, regelmaat, en reinheid, or 'rest, regularity and cleanliness' -- which entailed establishing a firm routine featuring plenty of sleep on a regular schedule from an early age," Harkness said.
|
|
On the campaign trail, he was short on details about how he intended to confront the problem, but said he would lead by example: His professed honesty and ethical cleanliness, he said, would flow downward through the ranks of his government and help change the nation's culture.
|
|
For its part, MEDoc denied on Facebook it was the source of the infections, saying that "such conclusions are clearly wrong, because the developer MEDoc, as a responsible software vendor, monitors the security and cleanliness of its own code," according to a Google translation of the post.
|
|
It's likely that whether the Nebraska plant was closing soon or not, the employees there were under constant pressure to work as fast as possible, only meeting safety and cleanliness standards at the risk of losing their job to someone who could process more birds per minute.
|
|
He announced the September 0003 launch of the annual Swachhata hi Seva campaign (Cleanliness is Service), saying: "This time, our emphasis must be on plastic... Let us celebrate Gandhi Jayanti (Gandhi's Birthday) this year as a mark of a plastic-free Mother India," he said on August 25.
|
|
The company says it has improved the cleanliness and fertility of the harbor by seeding the bottom with clams and oysters that help filter the water and have helped Oyster Bay's shellfish populations remain strong, even as other areas have been depleted by pollution, overfishing and algae bloom.
|
|
Under-sink storage Instead of blindly throwing cleaning products under the sink when you're done with them (guilty), make better use of that space with a set of small drawers that will turn your unwieldy forest of spray bottles and cans of Comet into a tidy monument to cleanliness.
|
|
If you're one of those people, there could be a few explanations for why cleanliness translates to lower levels of stress and anxiety, whether it's a sense of mastery and control over your environment or just the relief from the nagging feeling of disarray that clutter gives you.
|
|
Wal-Mart did not say how many employees would receive the raise, which reportedly went into effect in September when the store paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly employees after 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout times and better service.
|
|
Your CEO's willingness to answer these questions, the cleanliness and simplicity of his/her answers, and the assurances your CEO provides you are as important as any quoted value for the shares you are given for your investment of time in the company — an investment far more valuable than money.
|
|
Then, a few brews in, maintaining fanatical cleanliness as I worked, to keep the kombucha from fouling, to keep everyone healthy and safe, I started experimenting with other teas, other flavorings, leading to a house style that now includes a bag of Red Zinger tea as a nod to the 1970s.
|
|
The program will include new protocols around cleanliness that are designed to keep spaces safe for those workers who use it, and Airbnb will be working with the Red Cross, the International Rescue Committee, the International Medical Corps and other non-profit groups to help allocate space where it's needed most.
|
|
The program will include new protocols around cleanliness that are designed to keep spaces safe for those workers who use it, and Airbnb will be working with the Red Cross, the International Rescue Committee, the International Medical Corps and other non-profit groups to help allocated space where it's needed most.
|
|
"We're looking forward to it," said Mr. Marotta, a conservancy employee, as his old cart chugged and coughed while he inspected the park for cleanliness, picked up litter here and there, answered visitors' questions and gently admonished trespassers on closed lawns or dog-walkers whose pets were off the leash.
|
|
But on Sunday's all-new episode of the hit Bravo show, any positive feelings the reality stars seemed to be harboring for one another flew out the window as they dove into a bitter battle over Zoclaik-Biermann's health and the cleanliness of Leakes' home that quickly became dubbed by fans as #RoachGate.
|
|
Senior bureaucrats said Modi's top-down approach, and his orders to work on public holidays, to demand they submit details of their assets, and to clean their own workplaces at the start of a five-year cleanliness campaign in 2014, has widened the gap between the civil servants and the nation's leader.
|
|
The construction of the new shelter—actually, a navigation center, a specially built facility specifically designed to maximize safety and cleanliness—near the wealthy South Beach neighborhood stems from San Francisco Mayor London Breed's pledge to begin to address the city's homeless crisis by opening 1,000 new beds for homeless people by 2020.
|
|
While junk food has long been a staple of campaign trail life — Mitt Romney's 2012 press corps coined the term "slunch" to refer to the unhealthy phenomenon of the "second lunch" — Mr. Trump's reliance on high-calorie fare is driven more by a combination of speed, efficiency and, above all else, cleanliness.
|
|
"We noticed via our internal technology that a lot of riders take the first bus after work on Friday, and then take the last bus home Sunday evening," said Axel Hellman, a co-founder of OurBus, the company favored by Ms. Herndon (and others in this article) for its cleanliness, perks and unique routes.
|
|