But it has been in power; it hasn't done this self-inspection that it should have done.
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"Didi will suspend the Hitch service for a week nationwide for self-inspection and rectification," it said in a statement.
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Zara, which operates 170 stores in China, was also ordered to carry out a "self-inspection" and turn in a rectification report.
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Maybe it's time to trade karate classes for yoga and self-inspection, and consider why they've learned nothing over the past three decades.
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Her manner is down-to-earth and inviting, all unabashed vulnerability wrapped in eager inquisitiveness, including a good dollop of ongoing self-inspection.
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They cautioned against potential risks in the platform's operations and asked it to carry out "self-inspection" according to the law, the bank said.
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For example, Brazil will roll out new rules allowing for more self-inspection of pork processing plants later this year, implementing a ministry regulation announced in December.
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It said self-inspection reports should be given by the end of March to the CBRC, which will provide a credit risk report at the end of May.
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In such a heated political climate and with games, surely by now, grown out of idle self-inspection, BioShock Infinite, for all its at-the-time acclaim, feels very limited.
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Didi's ride-hitching service, Didi Hitch, is one of 13 offered by the firm, and will be suspended for one week nationwide for self-inspection and rectification of the issue, starting May 12.
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To ensure officials are doing their work, Discipline Inspection Chief Deng said Tianjin will treat the campaign as a "revolution" that would involve constant self-inspection, open investigations and secret interviews and background checks.
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JustXiait, a team of Chinese parody bloggers famous for satirical dubbed-over videos from movies, said in an official microblog post that the group would voluntarily delete all videos "to conduct self-inspection, cleanup and improvement".
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The breaches range from excessive pollution at Hebei Rongxin Iron and Steel Group to a failure by Shanxi Xintai Iron and Steel to submit a self-inspection report on time, according to a document published by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
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AT: When you say because the ANC has been in power it hasn't done the self-inspection that it could have done, do you mean that if there had been stronger opposition parties the ANC might have been pressured to deal with these problems sooner?
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In a statement before its shares opened trade on Friday, RYB said it was planning a $50 million share buy-back programme and had established a special task force led by independent company directors to do a "thorough self-inspection across all teaching facilities".
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The ungainly image of self-inspection accords with Bishop's realism and her interest in the daily lives of working women. The rough brushstrokes and surface texture exhibit an interest in old master paintings.
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In addition to the radio self-inspection function, the ECCM module for electronic warfare is also equipped, and the radio can be adjusted remotely using the controller and cable as well as the erasing function to remove all information from the radio.
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The vehicle thus has full viewing and self-inspection capability. Other support systems included active and passive sonar, altimeter, depthometer, and compass. It had a tool assembly mounted on the bow that included a manipulator claw. Other tools and lifting devices could be mounted for particular tasks.
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On 5 February 2013 Radiodervish release the album Human: this new work is a collection of stories and thoughts driven from a time of profound crisis such as that occurred in the world during the last years. Economical recession as well as loss of perception of the intimate human nature in an era that leaves no time left to self-inspection are seen as an opportunity to confront with the damage caused by hard times and to move forward with a brand new positive change.
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To oversee compliance with applicable regulations, many municipalities hire and deploy health inspectors, or provide general guidelines for inspection, in order to ensure food booths do not present an unreasonable risk of harm to customers.See e.g., Nevada State Health Division Bureau Of Health Protection Services Temporary Food Booth Self Inspection Sheet Hired inspectors are usually permitted to make unscheduled inspections of facilities with little or no advance notice to the proprietors. The rules regarding the frequency, scope and extent of routine on-site inspections vary depending on the jurisdiction.
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H&E; stain 20x Spermatoceles can be discovered as incidental scrotal masses found on physical examination by a physician or by self-inspection of the scrotum and testicles. Finding a painless, cystic mass at the head of the epididymis that is clearly separate from the testicle can indicate a spermatocele. Shining a light through the mass through a process known as transillumination can also help differentiate between a fluid-filled cyst and a tumor, which would not allow as much light to pass. If uncertainty exists, ultrasonography of the scrotum can confirm the presence of a spermatocele.
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By March 1959, the negotiators had agreed upon seven treaty articles, but they primarily concerned uncontroversial issues and a number of disputes over verification persisted. First, the Soviet verification proposal was deemed by the West to be too reliant on self-inspection, with control posts primarily staffed by citizens of the country housing the posts and a minimal role for officials from the international supervisory body. The West insisted that half of a control post staff be drawn from another nuclear state and half from neutral parties. Second, the Soviet Union required that the international supervisory body, the Control Commission, require unanimity before acting; the West rejected the idea of giving Moscow a veto over the commission's proceedings.
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After World War II Erich Pommer, the former UFA film producer and then Film Officer in the American occupation zone, was in charge of rebuilding and reorganizing the German movie industry. Together with film directors Curt Oertel and Horst von Hartlieb, the director of the movie distribution association in Wiesbaden, Pommer developed a voluntary self inspection system for the movie industry modeled on the Hays Code in the United States. The goal of this institution was to avoid governmental regulation of the movie industry and to replace the effective military censoring: And here was our first thought, because we had a bad experience in the Third Reich: to build a self-organized film inspection system, because a federal film inspection system is always in danger of starting to control political attitude.(Horst von Hartlieb) Moreover, youth protection played no role in admission to movies of the occupying powers, so children and minors had unrestricted access to movies.
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On November 5, 1974, Kerr- McGee worker and labor union activist Karen Silkwood found herself exposed to plutonium-239 after working to grind and polish plutonium pellets by way of a glovebox to be used in nuclear fuel rods at the Cimarron Fuel Fabrication Site in Oklahoma. Inspection of the gloves would yield no evidence of external leakage of radioactive contaminant from the glovebox, despite the fact that plutonium had been found on those surfaces of the gloves that had contact with Silkwood's hands, and no other source for a plutonium leak could be ascertained despite thorough inspections of the air vents and surrounding surfaces. However, on November 6, despite Silkwood's prior decontamination and self-inspection, a detection on her part the next day yielded more signs of alpha activity on her hands, while health physics staff at the plant subsequently detected further alpha activity on her right forearm, neck and face. On November 7, Silkwood tested positive for very significant levels of alpha activity, and an inspection of her apartment showed high levels of radioactive contamination.
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