It helped buoy her, to provide the edge that a difficult season and substandard—most important, substandard to her—performance nearly ground off.
|
|
In a five-year-old league that continues to endure predictable growing pains — including issues with substandard fields, substandard treatment of players and meager salaries — that is noteworthy.
|
|
Including products sold by the subsidiaries, Kobe Steel said it now estimated that it had shipped substandard or potentially substandard materials to 500 customers, up from an initial estimate of 200.
|
|
Including products sold by the subsidiaries, Kobe Steel said it now estimated that it had shipped substandard or potentially substandard materials to about 500 customers, up from an initial estimate of around 200.
|
|
Earlier, firefighters blamed faulty electric wiring and substandard security procedures.
|
|
The homeowner's association charged them $20,000 for the substandard landscaping.
|
|
Substandard internet connections add to the isolation of rural communities.
|
|
Most importantly, it puts patients at risk of substandard care.
|
|
She also concluded that the children lived in substandard conditions.
|
|
Builders have also frequently cut costs by using substandard materials.
|
|
Small growers have often found substandard produce too costly to handle.
|
|
Might not substandard entrepreneurs cheat by naming their firms after themselves?
|
|
"Many are substandard, in school buildings or underground basements," Tabbaa said.
|
|
The fiduciary rule would stop the hawking of substandard investment products.
|
|
"Don't mistake simplicity for something substandard," Hallam warns on his blog.
|
|
Equity returns over the 21990–260 period were choppy and substandard.
|
|
Second baseman Brian Dozier labored through the summer with substandard production.
|
|
Kobe Steel acknowledged earlier this month that it had falsified quality data for years and sold substandard or potentially substandard aluminum, copper and powdered steel — used to make molded parts, like gears — to companies around the world.
|
|
The company has previously come under fire for producing substandard, leaky pipes.
|
|
The battery life on the smaller 221-inch Pixel 4 is substandard.
|
|
"We're still using children as biological indicators for substandard housing," Lanphear says.
|
|
In terms of substandard schools, inadequate jobs and a lack of opportunity.
|
|
Many of the public submissions directly related to substandard or unsafe care.
|
|
Kinder Morgan asked Welspun to investigate the substandard pipe joints and recertify them.
|
|
On the other hand, CNN has covered numerous lawsuits alleging substandard inmate care.
|
|
They added that the medical care detainees obtained was "substandard" in most cases.
|
|
Substandard housing, the only sort they can afford, is being condemned as unsafe.
|
|
Many manufacturers cut costs, he said, by using substandard glues and other materials.
|
|
"Most manufacturers churn out pickles from substandard raw materials," said pickle queen Prabhakaran.
|
|
The cost to our national health and productivity from substandard conditions is enormous.
|
|
A recent study found "a statistically significant association" between anxiety and substandard grades.
|
|
The disease is most common in areas with substandard sanitation and water supply.
|
|
And then I saw governments using really substandard algorithms for really important stuff.
|
|
Similarly, there are two types of community colleges, some of which are substandard.
|
|
Of course, the review was all about how her professional performance was substandard.
|
|
Critics argue that these companies' cost-cutting incentives can lead to substandard care.
|
|
At the same time, they employ non-union workers and impose substandard working conditions.
|
|
But homes on the reservation are often substandard, without central heat or proper electricity.
|
|
But the vast majority of Americans are tired of the inconvenience of substandard infrastructure.
|
|
The pay was poor, the food was often bad and the housing was substandard.
|
|
How did you turn into such a substandard product in a yellow plastic tube?
|
|
"Wang and Yang described the quality of the science employed by He as "substandard.
|
|
You don't have to drop money on a bunch of those substandard cords, though.
|
|
COP will not address the substandard schooling that disproportionately affects predominantly communities of color.
|
|
Substandard running tracks — called "poisonous tracks" by the news media — are to be removed.
|
|
He had originally been disqualified by a substandard score on a mental aptitude test.
|
|
He only noted that it distracted him enough that his next putt was substandard.
|
|
The perception of substandard drugs can also cause some doctors to prescribe higher amounts.
|
|
It must also notify purchasers of the Dentrix G5 software about the substandard encryption.
|
|
There have been reports of people running away from hospitals because of substandard hygiene.
|
|
Pregnant people can be placed in solitary confinement, shackled, and receive substandard prenatal care.
|
|
The World Health Organization has defined three types of falsified and substandard medical products.
|
|
" Chen was fined twice in June for "substandard equipment and facilities" and "illegal production.
|
|
The same is true for preventing asthma, a condition often correlated with substandard housing.
|
|
That means the country's public works are in substandard condition, with a risk of failure.
|
|
I mean, 85 percent of manufacturing is done here with cheap labor in substandard conditions.
|
|
Kobe Steel ignored at least one whistleblower who sounded the alarm over its substandard metal.
|
|
Brown says Gutierrez's representation was substandard, and that this is grounds for a new trial.
|
|
MI, which had provided some substandard parts to TransCanada and Enbridge, according to the NEB.
|
|
MORE own our healthcare system and are to blame for substandard healthcare and increased cost.
|
|
The doctors "identified evidence of substandard and potentially dangerous care" in most of the reports.
|
|
" I remember, years ago, dictionaries advising that pronouncing the "t" in "often" was "considered substandard.
|
|
The storm killed dozens and decimated the island's already substandard housing stock and electric grid.
|
|
Though FringeNYC selection is juried, some critics have grumbled about a surfeit of substandard shows.
|
|
The Defense Department has been slammed by Congress in recent weeks over substandard military housing.
|
|
It was the latest in a series of disasters involving substandard buildings in the city.
|
|
Sixteen firefighters died, prompting a wave of complaints about substandard equipment and poor disaster management.
|
|
They steal our products, including our intellectual property, they dump substandard products into our economy.
|
|
The poor naturally resort to the cheapest option, even if they know the care is substandard.
|
|
The construction firm behind the refurbishment in question has also been accused of "substandard repair work".
|
|
In the drawing, government cutbacks have led to the introduction of robot teachers providing substandard curriculum.
|
|
His halting delivery in substandard Mandarin, she believes, was his way of letting villagers know this.
|
|
As others are pointing out, the substandard conditions in federal jails is not an isolated problem.
|
|
On military issues, she previously released a plan to address substandard housing provided by private contractors.
|
|
There is also a problem with counterfeit and substandard antibiotics smuggled in from Pakistan or Iran.
|
|
A pro-bono legal team defending the men has said evidence collected by police was substandard.
|
|
For its part, SWIFT has threatened to begin cutting off access to banks with substandard security.
|
|
The collapse is the latest in a series of disasters involving substandard buildings in the city.
|
|
Part Ralph Nader, part bounty hunter, Mr. Ji rummages for fake or substandard goods in shops.
|
|
Chronic illness is the busiest intersection where our distorted healthcare financing collides with substandard healthcare delivery.
|
|
The West Village location was prime, but Mr. Normand grew weary of his substandard living conditions.
|
|
For the first time a parent could walk away from a failing and substandard public school.
|
|
Unlike people like you who do shitty, substandard work and think you're god's gift for doing it.
|
|
Two were shut down after subjecting families to unreasonably cold rooms, substandard food, and inadequate medical care.
|
|
We were very concerned that people would buy substandard or dangerous products believing them to be ours.
|
|
I don't understand how so much school tuition in Monterey is paying for such a substandard teacher.
|
|
If something is stopping substandard firms from closing the gap, that could be sapping the economy's dynamism.
|
|
That substandard result was for senior executives to lose a combined $34.3 million in short term bonuses.
|
|
Serco has been accused of inadequately training its guards and overcharging the British government for substandard work.
|
|
Was he maybe a substandard player who only got a second chance because his daddy helped him?
|
|
They are also often substandard for exports owing to contamination and poor processing, resulting in poor fabric.
|
|
They were an escape from cramped, substandard accommodation, as well as a place to organise if necessary.
|
|
Characteristically, her thought proceeds by way of verbal fission and replication: She shifts on the substandard bed.
|
|
Federal policies that force health care providers to do anything less are mandating substandard and unethical care.
|
|
The negative impacts of substandard plans do not only affect individuals who may willingly make those choices.
|
|
At Kobe Steel, managers falsified data to make it look as though substandard products met quality standards.
|
|
"Substandard and falsified medicines particularly affect the most vulnerable communities," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
|
|
It is better for us to believe that Big Sam has a substandard understanding of technology, see.
|
|
The report is the first to calculate the spread of counterfeit or substandard medicine around the world.
|
|
In one Chinese province, authorities seized more than seven million masks that were substandard, mislabeled or counterfeited.
|
|
Though the family separations crisis is mostly over, the conditions in detention centers remain substandard and dangerous.
|
|
Building collapses are frequent in Nigeria, where regulations are poorly enforced and construction materials are often substandard.
|
|
The only surprise was that Curry, the league's most valuable player last season, stumbled to a substandard night.
|
|
The children were forced to sleep on the floor, denied showers, and given substandard meals, according to lawyers.
|
|
There are plenty of logistics to consider, including substandard pump rooms that are unfortunately common in many workplaces.
|
|
Both Trumps defended the practice by suggesting the contractors did substandard work and didn't deserve to be paid.
|
|
These included that many products sold on Alibaba's websites infringed on trademarks, or were banned, substandard or fake.
|
|
It also eliminated more than 20 million substandard vehicles from its roads over the period, the report added.
|
|
Today, African-Americans are more than twice as likely to live in homes with substandard plumbing than whites.
|
|
Civil rights groups have repeatedly accused the Trump administration of providing substandard medical care to immigrants in detention.
|
|
"Racing on substandard tracks or in unsafe weather doesn't test courage," Lauda told The Boston Globe in 22016.
|
|
Changchun Changsheng was also found to have earlier sold a substandard vaccine for diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
|
|
"Mount Vernon has rows and rows of substandard tenements," Justice Wood said after touring a site of looting.
|
|
His medical license was suspended in 2016 by Indiana regulators who cited shoddy record-keeping and substandard patient monitoring.
|
|
But there's one glaring barrier still standing smack dab in the middle of Google's ambition: America's substandard broadband networks.
|
|
"The conduct at CBP is so substandard, so cruel, and so sadistic that the linkage isn't there," Frye said.
|
|
Gendry, happy to twiddle his thumbs by making substandard weaponry for the rest of Winterfell, isn't working fast enough.
|
|
"They're trying to create something new that I think is just substandard and dangerous to the presidency," Graham said.
|
|
Good phone displays have been around for way too many years for us to accept substandard ones from Google.
|
|
In a post on Medium, Bay Area engineer Luke Millar detailed the substandard quality of his West Elm sofas.
|
|
Often disparaged as mere substandard forgeries, these objects suggest unusual technological trajectories that (literally) comply with no European standards.
|
|
The rapper has complained that he has been treated unfairly, and has called his conditions in the jail substandard.
|
|
The trend is partially fueled by rising rents and substandard housing the makes life "unbearable" during the summer months.
|
|
"The materials used for the building were substandard, and it had given signs that it could collapse," Musa said.
|
|
Just imagine trying to survive on a diet of substandard meat mimicry and not having fun at dinner parties.
|
|
Fake or substandard drugs widely available in the region may also help boost resistance, rather than killing the parasite.
|
|
The company is accused of providing substandard steel to destroyers, degrading their ability to safely secure and traverse helicopters.
|
|
Global housing body Habitat for Humanity estimates about 1.6 billion people lack adequate accommodation or live in substandard housing.
|
|
As much as this is a fantastic deal, it wouldn't mean anything if IPVanish was offering a substandard service.
|
|
Annual growth is seen stuck at 2.5 percent, better than most of the rich world but substandard for Australia.
|
|
She's also continually appalled at the inmates' substandard living conditions, which aren't what she envisioned while working for MCC.
|
|
China has launched a campaign to shut down substandard steel output in its war on pollution and industrial overcapacity.
|
|
They should have power in their own right to fight for higher wages AND to address substandard workplace conditions.
|
|
The city of Fresno battles high poverty rates and problems with substandard housing, both risk factors for lead exposure.
|
|
Juarez has previously alleged that her child received substandard medical care at the detention center where they were held.
|
|
Last week, regulators found gaps and substandard documents in the recertification paperwork submitted by Boeing, and asked for revisions.
|
|
An impressive body of research demonstrates that if you live in substandard housing, you're more apt to get sick.
|
|
That triggered more consumer ire online, with some users accusing Huawei of selling substandard products for the same price.
|
|
To some, the report's findings were not surprising, but instead supported claims about the substandard treatment of detained migrants.
|
|
I've had to do that in sometimes substandard material, sometimes good material, but very very seldom times great material.
|
|
He won his first Pulitzer in 1988 for a series in The Wall Street Journal on substandard medical laboratories.
|
|
Wealthy shareholders and CEOs would profit while Americans lose their jobs and foreign workers suffer in substandard working conditions.
|
|
These decisions are being made by suits over scrubs, and they put patients at risk of receiving substandard care.
|
|
It would cost Omaha $300 million to deal with substandard roads that private developers built, poorly, to sell homes.
|
|
The report calculates that a little over half of Amazon warehouse workers in Southern California live in substandard housing.
|
|
Problems with substandard sanitation can also contribute to microbial changes in very poor environments, compounding the problems of malnutrition.
|
|
"I watched my friends, classmates and myself suffer from lack of sleep due to substandard sleeping solutions," he said.
|
|
Of course, that can be easier said than done, especially in poorer communities with fewer resources and substandard schools.
|
|
People who struggle to buy food might also live in substandard housing, or share living spaces with multiple people.
|
|
THERE ARE SOME WHO BELIEVE YOUR SOFTWARE BUSINESS IS SUBSTANDARD AND THEREFORE PERHAPS SHOULD ALSO BE PART OF ANOTHER DEAL?
|
|
Advocacy groups faulted banks for lending practices that they claimed blighted the city and contributed to substandard housing and segregation.
|
|
They live in substandard, crowded housing in neighborhoods where stagnant water, the breeding ground for disease-carrying mosquitoes, is everywhere.
|
|
"There have been allegations that consumption of tainted or substandard alcohol has resulted in illness or blacking out," it says.
|
|
He spoke with ease and compassion about academic underperformance, "broken homes, dangerous housing, substandard housing" and other race-related challenges.
|
|
The trouble is, they are often substandard or unsafe and, regardless, there aren't nearly enough of those to meet demand.
|
|
Some say that new job offers aren&apost hard to come by but feel they are being offered substandard wages.
|
|
Importing medicines that do not comply with this system would increase the risk of patients buying falsified or substandard drugs.
|
|
Now, the campaign's field organizers are locked in a battle with its management over what they say are substandard salaries.
|
|
I'm still waiting for that Special Envoy from the European Union to apply a little "friendship" to this substandard conduct.
|
|
" Aden said clinics are closing for two reasons: "Shoddy substandard providers that cannot comply with reasonable health and safety regulations.
|
|
Earlier this week, regulators found gaps and substandard documents in the recertification paperwork submitted by Boeing, and asked for revisions.
|
|
It was meant to rid bases of substandard accommodations and save taxpayers billions by having contractors foot the rebuilding bill.
|
|
They cited instances in which Google seemed purposely to be privileging less useful information, substandard search results and suboptimal links.
|
|
But when you really look at it, people like me who are gay or people of color, we are substandard.
|
|
Scores of colonias — small, unincorporated communities of substandard housing that often lack basic services — dot the outskirts of the city.
|
|
They were paid substandard wages, expected to work long hours and were subjected to insults and sometimes even physical assaults.
|
|
They will give any private entity free rein to create substandard apprenticeship programs based on arbitrary standards without government oversight.
|
|
"We have seen abuses and we're seeing substandard care across all fields," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told radio station 3AW.
|
|
"We have seen abuses and we're seeing substandard care across all fields," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told radio station 3AW.
|
|
The action is part of a wider crackdown by the SFC on what it calls "substandard" IPO work by banks.
|
|
The former senior ICE official told BuzzFeed News that some at the agency brush away allegations of substandard medical care.
|
|
Then Beijing announced that hundreds of thousands of substandard vaccine doses had been sold in China, prompting a public outcry.
|
|
At first, firefighters on Saturday blamed substandard electrical wiring and lax security procedures at the escape room for the fire.
|
|
A gallery was trying to sell Combs a substandard Picasso, "some lithograph," Dean says, in a tone of genuine disgust.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, the American pharmaceutical industry is fighting this development, claiming that the Canadian drugs might be substandard or even counterfeit.
|
|
Building collapses are frequent in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, where regulations are poorly enforced and construction materials are often substandard.
|
|
China has launched a campaign to shut down substandard steel production as part of its war on pollution and industrial overcapacity.
|
|
Stuart Morrison, chairman of the Spirit unit of ALPA, fired back, saying that the pilots would not work for "substandard" contracts.
|
|
It seems like undercover evidence of substandard factory farm conditions, animal abuse, and public health risks are published every other month.
|
|
The quality of information on the return review program released by the IRS for review by the public is also substandard.
|
|
Some landlords would rent to her, but she could expect to be charged vastly more than her substandard room was worth.
|
|
Already disproportionately shut out of an economy they power through sweat, blood, and concussions, they disproportionately receive substandard educations as well.
|
|
In recent months, authorities have cracked down on firms making substandard products and gaming the subsidy schemes through phantom car sales.
|
|
"All of these conditions affect the quality of teaching and convey the idea that adjuncts are substandard and unimportant," she said.
|
|
The authorities said one building had been condemned as substandard and was supposed to be unoccupied, but the other had apartments.
|
|
And although many of our elected and appointed leaders are substandard and deserve criticism, transparency should not be confused with vulnerability.
|
|
"That would mean you would have more people living in substandard housing and/or housing they can't afford," Mr. Kleb fretted.
|
|
Three of the Marxes' children died young and a fourth was stillborn; poverty and substandard living conditions may have been factors.
|
|
Beyond children, a new category of falsified and substandard drugs is on the rise: treatments for chronic conditions such as hypertension.
|
|
It is the responsibility of the first country of arrival to process asylum seekers' applications, but Greece's reception centers are woefully substandard.
|
|
Black, brown and white people all dealt with poverty, unemployment, police violence, substandard housing, inadequate schools and a lack of social services.
|
|
Charter Spectrum recently tried to use this FCC preemption language to dodge a New York state lawsuit over substandard service and speeds.
|
|
The health department charged Massad with practicing substandard medicine and failing to notice early signs that the child's life was in danger.
|
|
Therefore, tackling the issue of substandard inputs is an important step towards increasing productivity in agriculture in Uganda in the near future.
|
|
Millions of Filipinos who live far from cities, attending substandard schools, are ill-equipped by education and geography for service-sector jobs.
|
|
Many of these babies are born to farmworkers, who frequently endure substandard housing, low pay, and exposure to environmental contaminants like pesticides.
|
|
"The people who constructed these substandard buildings should be forced to get us alternative accommodation and we should not pay for it."
|
|
Families or caregivers, shocked and angered by substandard care, have filed over 3,200 complaints with state officials in the past five years.
|
|
Millions of Negroes are still housed in unendurable slums; millions of Negroes are still forced to attend totally inadequate and substandard schools.
|
|
Frequently, these users are paying the same rate for substandard speeds as those in more competitive markets pay for much faster service.
|
|
It also found that a diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine sold by the state-owned Wuhan Institute of Biological Products was substandard.
|
|
His verdict: they're mostly worth it, but the insoles wore out on him eventually, and he found the laces to be substandard.
|
|
Some of the interns complained about substandard accommodations and the tasks they were asked to do, which included canvassing and door-knocking.
|
|
The West Virginia teachers' strike is a case of hard-working people deciding that they're no longer willing to accept substandard pay.
|
|
The new agreement requires Nycha to develop internal controls to prevent deceptive practices, like covering up hazardous conditions and performing substandard repairs.
|
|
Now, 7,648 cracks have developed in the dam's machinery, according to the government, because of substandard steel and inadequate welding by Sinohydro.
|
|
There are still victims receiving substandard treatment from cops and ER doctors who don't know how to deal with assault victims sensitively.
|
|
The companies are trying to determine if substandard materials were used in their products and, if so, whether they present safety hazards.
|
|
Detailed records go back 2260 years to trace any vessels that have broken the rules by dumping oil or using substandard equipment.
|
|
The company, whose facilities received citations for substandard care from Texas health care regulators, did not respond to a message requesting comment.
|
|
Intensified incarceration, despite alternatives, and management failure have resulted in confinement in substandard federal facilities, private facilities, and municipal rent-a-jails.
|
|
With medical supplies so scarce, many health care workers in Wuhan also said they had to accept substandard gowns, gloves and masks.
|
|
For many Latinos, our only option is to enroll in a Medicaid system that is overburdened, poorly run, and delivers substandard care.
|
|
Shoddy construction is a big problem in Nairobi, which has a population approaching four million, half of whom live in substandard dwellings.
|
|
While some renters can still find individual apartments that charge less than the median rent, these spaces are often substandard or unsafe.
|
|
"Substandard medical reports remain the main cause of impunity because the courts tend to dismiss cases without clear medical evidence," he said.
|
|
The crushing pressure to ship cars led to reported missteps — substandard factory conditions, high rates of worker injury, wasted materials, executive departures.
|
|
A severe housing shortage and lax regulation in India have resulted in too many people crowded into old, weak and substandard structures.
|
|
A severe housing shortage, lax regulation and political corruption have resulted in too many people crowded into old, weak and substandard structures.
|
|
Substandard or fake anti-malarials cause the deaths of between 64,000 and 158,000 people per year in sub-Saharan Africa, the report said.
|
|
"Now abortion clinics are free to ignore these basic safety standards and continue practicing under substandard conditions," Republican Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said.
|
|
Officials in dozens of cities focused on protecting vulnerable people from the cold, including the homeless, seniors and those living in substandard housing.
|
|
Fixing faults at power stations could take weeks or even months, and some of the coal being delivered to Eskom has been substandard.
|
|
The 14 students in the suit say the state provided such a substandard education that it violates their rights under the US Constitution.
|
|
One warning: Due to a lack of print availability, IFC Center is planning to screen the movie on the substandard Digital Betacam format.
|
|
Their workers accept low wages and substandard working conditions because few alternative job opportunities exist for them or because switching jobs is costly.
|
|
The mink are fed with undesirable bits of other livestock: the hearts of pigs, the lungs or bladders of cows, and substandard eggs.
|
|
Placing what many perceive to be substandard housing or blight within the context of a museum reframes, elevates, and potentially legitimates these practices.
|
|
The F.D.A. asserts that its import alerts, which can stop substandard drugs from entering the country, are an "effective tool" for protecting patients.
|
|
More than 6 million Syrians had been displaced by the conflict, forced into substandard living arrangements in crowded camps or other informal settlements.
|
|
The F.A.A. proposed a $5.4 million fine in January after it accused Boeing of installing substandard components in the Max and other aircraft.
|
|
America's culture of mass incarceration is unnecessarily forcing hundreds of thousands of people to crowd together, often with substandard sanitation and medical care.
|
|
The law was aimed at nonconforming rentals, overcrowded single-room occupancy residences and other forms of lodging deemed substandard by the legislation's sponsors.
|
|
Combined with substandard child care subsidy reimbursement rates, the situation puts enormous strain — economic, mental and emotional — on home-based child care providers.
|
|
In last season's finals, he averaged 22.6 points a game while shooting 40.3 percent from the field, which was substandard production for him.
|
|
In Greece, Bulgaria, and Italy we have seen the conditions can be substandard and that is both living conditions and access to procedures.
|
|
William Douglas Haning Who's bringing it: Douglas Haning, a Texas business executive who's facing federal charges for putting substandard ingredients in pet food.
|
|
According to the ACLU, female inmates in California jails live in generally substandard conditions, specifically when it comes to accommodating their reproductive health.
|
|
And then teams attack, forcing uncomfortable offensive players into making decisions, relentlessly going at substandard defensive players, and generally pressing any advantage they can.
|
|
But it's clear its policies are substandard if dozens of overtly prohibited products were still for sale as recently as June of this year.
|
|
He worried that billions of people were getting no medical care or substandard care because of the medical industry's motivation in keeping prices high.
|
|
China has spent 3.2 trillion yuan so far — that's $463 billion — tearing down substandard old dwellings and replacing them with brand-new tower blocks.
|
|
Their mother, Ina Rogers, has defended her parenting and insisted that she home-schooled her children to protect them from bullies and substandard teachers.
|
|
StockX told The Verge that it maintains a 99.85% authenticity rate, and that any substandard goods can be returned through a customer support line.
|
|
In 2015, a group of ten migrant mothers filed complaints because of the "substandard medical care" they and their kids received while in custody.
|
|
The military uses private companies to provide and maintain on-base housing for families, but the report shows that substandard living conditions are widespread.
|
|
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)At least 12 bodies have been recovered after a three-story "substandard building," collapsed in central Nigeria, rescue officials told CNN.
|
|
What the experts found is that substandard care allegedly contributed to 16 out of those 18 deaths, some of which were deaths by suicide.
|
|
Since nobody expected nuclear war to actually break out, the available shelters were rushed, poorly made, and now provide the substandard means of survival.
|
|
Checking out online what others think of a hotel is now so common that there is no place for the substandard places to hide.
|
|
Latinos have historically faced a series of obstacles to voter participation, including substandard public education, language barriers and voter suppression in states like Texas.
|
|
The investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board found that the rupture had occurred in a spot where workers installed substandard pipes in 1956.
|
|
An estimated one in 10 medical products in low- and middle-income countries is substandard or falsified, the World Health Organization said in January.
|
|
Many black people found themselves trapped in substandard living conditions on the north side without stable jobs to help them reach a better life.
|
|
Those with eviction records are pushed into substandard private housing in high-crime neighborhoods because many landlords and public housing authorities turn them away.
|
|
And in these cities, with their gaping income inequality, black communities shoulder a terrible burden of gun violence, high unemployment, substandard schools and poverty.
|
|
Many of the migrants, who typically work year round for low wages and live on the farms that employ them, also had substandard housing.
|
|
At every stop, they emphasize that gun violence can't be addressed without addressing what fuels it: racism, poverty, substandard schools and mental health services.
|
|
By the time the alchemy was done, Gonnella had thrown away more than $753,275 worth of substandard bread and buns, said president Ron Lucchesi.
|
|
Spain, with more than 56,000 cases and 4,000 deaths, said it was returning thousands of substandard test kits to China, where they were made.
|
|
Government investigators said in August that the company had also produced nearly 500,000 substandard doses of a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
|
|
According to a series of investigative articles by Pat Beall, of the Palm Beach Post , this policy change has resulted in grossly substandard care.
|
|
Márcio França, governor of São Paulo state, estimated that 150 downtown buildings in the city are illegally occupied by squatters, living in substandard conditions.
|
|
Eventually, we received enough confirmation that his work is substandard from subcontractors and advisers that we found an alternate means of completing the project.
|
|
Xinhua said on Wednesday further investigations found that the company had produced an additional substandard batch of DPT vaccines, raising the total to 499,800 doses.
|
|
In 2010, the law centre published a report on the documents that slammed Welspun for providing substandard, defective pipe to Kinder Morgan and Boardwalk Pipelines.
|
|
Across Latin America, many wealthy residents have long resented paying high taxes for what they considered to be substandard public hospitals and poor public education.
|
|
Detained migrants are systematically subjected to "substandard and dangerous medical care," including long delays and staff providing care without professional licenses, according to the findings.
|
|
Their community cared about them, even if many indicators — displacement, substandard rental homes, dilapidated schools, violence surrounding them — suggested much of the world did not.
|
|
The Trump administration was also hard at work last week on making it easier for nursing homes that provide substandard care to avoid legal liability.
|
|
Brady's model was actually deemed inadequate before last season, but players using substandard models were given a one-year grace period to make a change.
|
|
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions said on Twitter they were charged with attempted murder over imports of 5,846,000 bags of substandard fertilizer.
|
|
First, Medicaid is a substandard health care system and we have to find a way to transition people into insurance that offers them better care.
|
|
"Politics is a horrible, compromising business, but I would advise American liberals not to forfeit the hardest fights while pointing to their quite substandard record."
|
|
Low-income women and other marginalized groups would inevitably become the lion's share of enrollees, only to experience substandard care once in the government program.
|
|
Citigroup Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat counted at least 21 markets with exceptionally low returns on assets and substandard operating efficiency as candidates for restructuring.
|
|
As things are now, charges for analysis of equities and fixed income instruments get squished together with those for trade execution, which subsidise substandard research.
|
|
That has left parents worried about wasting their life savings on substandard schools and even more desperate to get their children into the better ones.
|
|
Phil Bryant, a Republican, sparked widespread outrage when, at a Washington Post event, he blamed Mississippi's substandard education system on women joining the workforce. said
|
|
He plans to dismantle local-content rules in the oil-and-gas sector (which force companies to use substandard, and often more expensive, domestic technology).
|
|
It would paint Kaine as a "career politician" with a "substandard" record unsuited to represent Sanders supporters because of his positions on trade and abortion.
|
|
For example, over 120,000 children in sub-Saharan Africa are estimated to have died in 2013 because of substandard anti-malarial medicines, the commission said.
|
|
A 2018 investigation by Gothamist revealed that the MCC is known for filthy conditions, vermin infestations, substandard medical care, and violence and abuse by guards.
|
|
He was charged with hiring a substandard building to house Pakistani pilgrims to Mecca in 2009, charging exorbitant rents from the travelers and receiving kickbacks.
|
|
There are more than 2,800 red song taew in Chiang Mai, but their services have been described as substandard and expensive by Chiang Mai's residents.
|
|
And over the last few years a coalition of New Jersey towns have banded together in protest over Verizon's substandard service and sluggish, broken DSL.
|
|
To make matters worse, these substandard conditions occur in low-income communities and the people that live there don't have resources to fortify their homes.
|
|
Yet India's pharmaceutical sector is indifferently regulated, and Indian pharmaceutical companies have been pulled up by foreign trading partners for exporting substandard or contaminated medicines.
|
|
When the federal government pays for a substandard education directly, it's a waste of public money, but the risks are spread across millions of taxpayers.
|
|
Documentation that Boeing submitted to regulators detailing 737 Max software fixes was incomplete and substandard, leaving "some work to be done," according to Reuters sources.
|
|
It said it did not know if the aluminum was substandard, but said it was not being used structurally, so safety was not at issue.
|
|
Concerns about substandard wages for ride-share drivers have been at the center of a push to give "gig economy" workers full benefits and pay.
|
|
For the 2020 edition, you didn't need to dig to find female talent, make excuses for substandard work or politely yawn through another worthy endeavor.
|
|
One reason Colombia has many substandard medicines is that it insists on buying the cheapest medicines, increasingly from India, without checking whether they work properly.
|
|
He said game streaming providers will struggle to pitch their services as a symmetrical replacement for game consoles or PCs thanks to substandard US broadband.
|
|
" Since then, though, WHO arrived at clearer definitions and put in place "a work plan to prevent, detect and respond to substandard and falsified medicines.
|
|
It said it did not know whether the aluminum was substandard but said it was not being used structurally, so safety was not at issue.
|
|
I am frightened for Alabamians because, should this law ever go into effect, doctors like me will leave Alabama rather than stay and practice substandard medicine.
|
|
Trump created the office to send the message that "we will never tolerate substandard care for our great veterans" amid longstanding issues with the department's services.
|
|
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions said on Twitter they were charged with attempted murder over the importation of 5,846,000 bags of substandard fertiliser.
|
|
The remoteness of historic company towns was often used against laborers, who were forced into debt or substandard conditions because of a lack of nearby opportunities.
|
|
Raymond Saint-Germain's hard look at the correctional system in the territory of Nunavik exposes a "substandard" judicial system that the region's overwhelmingly Indigenous population faces.
|
|
She has been criticized in the media for the substandard conditions of the building and the lack of oversight into potential hazards being set up there.
|
|
Adam said the dragstrip was repaved five years ago, but some of the paving in the pit area was substandard, leaving parts of it in shambles.
|
|
A combination of poverty, unhygienic conditions, a lack of clean water and supplies, and substandard hospital environments means babies are especially at risk for deadly infections.
|
|
NYC Mesh is just one of 750 US communities that have built some flavor of community broadband as an alternative to substandard service from private ISPs.
|
|
The world's top coal consumer and steel maker has launched a campaign to shut down substandard steel output in its war on pollution and industrial overcapacity.
|
|
In hospitals across the country, people with disabilities have been subject to all manner of substandard care, including inappropriately premature discontinuation of end-of-life care.
|
|
The V.A. system has been a scandal-ridden mess for years, with endless stories about substandard medical and nursing care and scandals over hidden waiting lists.
|
|
Last summer, one of China's largest vaccine makers was found to have issued at least 250,000 substandard doses of vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
|
|
Some plants even built, just for these inspections, fake production and testing areas that were kept pristine while the drugs were made in substandard conditions elsewhere.
|
|
India's public infrastructure projects are substandard and collapse often in part because of corruption that leads to the construction of weak structure foundations and poor maintenance.
|
|
Substandard metals could pose a safety concern if they are used to make critical components, such as the parts of a car designed to protect occupants.
|
|
A 299 report by the same groups railed against substandard medical care, abusive treatment or neglect by personnel, lack of access to telephones and sexual assault.
|
|
After 16 workers were killed when their shanty collapsed in a typhoon in 2003, the province pursued a strenuous campaign of demolishing or upgrading substandard housing.
|
|
Instead of eliminating teams that play in substandard facilities, it proposed that the owners of those identified teams should be given time to upgrade their stadiums.
|
|
"When you have a public lawsuit, that's an amount of money that gets attention from owners and operators and serves as a deterrent" to substandard care.
|
|
According to the NEB, Enbridge discovered a substandard TK Corp part in 2012 on a minor pipeline system under the authority of the province of Alberta.
|
|
This leaves millions of poor families living in substandard or even dangerous housing, or struggling to meet rents that are a huge percentage of their income.
|
|
Substandard housing abounded, vacant storefronts lined business-district streets and the population had plummeted toward 213,21959, according to the 21963 census, 85 percent of it black.
|
|
Former Thinx employees, many of them women in their 20s and 30s, allege some very un-feminist practices, including substandard pay, verbal abuse and sexual harassment.
|
|
Buildings collapse often in Nigeria because of endemic corruption, with contractors using substandard materials and bribing inspectors to ignore shoddy work or a lack of permits.
|
|
There are 6900 million miles of paved roads in our country, and many Americans can attest to the substandard state of our streets, highways and bridges.
|
|
"Aircraft get stuck in the soft surface due to substandard materials," he told the newspaper in an interview in Bangkok, after returning from the Singapore Airshow.
|
|
The congressional action was prompted by the Reuters reports and a growing chorus of complaints from military families who joined forces to decry substandard living conditions.
|
|
Monaghan claims he shelled out a total of $53,840 for the job, but eventually came to find a bunch of defects and a substandard end product.
|
|
Substandard medicines range from drugs that don't work at all to those that don't work as expected, thereby contributing to antimicrobial resistance - a major global health problem.
|
|
"[A notice of violation may] say a space has substandard everything, but it may boil down to one thing, like the staircase is really dangerous," said Keenan.
|
|
Conditions under which they are being held are deplorable -- sanitary facilities are substandard and there is hardly any shelter from the harsh winter desert nights and rains.
|
|
The world's top coal consumer and steel maker has launched a campaign to shut down substandard steel output in its war on pollution and industrial over-capacity.
|
|
Separate investigations have found that Trump has a pattern of not paying or underpaying contractors and individuals he has worked with, alleging that the work was substandard.
|
|
But Shulkin cautioned that process likely won't start in earnest until the VA has addressed ongoing problems, particularly long wait times to see doctors and substandard care.
|
|
Many vessels are flagged in various countries outside the United States but that doesn't mean a substandard requirement for safety or maintenance of a ship, said Lima.
|
|
This is a monopoly that has a storied history (think Hurricane Sandy) of providing insufficient coverage after charging inaccurate rates and delivering substandard claims and customer service.
|
|
When we make substandard investment decisions that impact our financial situation negatively, we need to begin to question our own decision-making process for making investment choices.
|
|
While working as a pediatric neurosurgeon in Baltimore, Dr. Benjamin Carson saw the irreversible damage lead can cause in the brains of children living in substandard housing.
|
|
The FDA has overseen more than 125 recalls of products compounded under substandard conditions, and worked with the Department of Justice on civil and criminal enforcement actions.
|
|
But he was still, his teammate Ronan O'Gara once recalled, capable of jump-starting Munster's second successful Heineken campaign with forceful words after a substandard training session.
|
|
Gill's photographs detail a community with substandard living facilities, hospitals and schools, ill-equipped to protect them from natural calamities, heal the sick, and educate their children.
|
|
As the gaming industry begins to shift from physical media to cloud streaming services, it will soon find itself on a collision course with America's substandard broadband.
|
|
And migrants must be allowed to send their children to good local schools in urban areas where they work — and not substandard, makeshift schools for migrant kids.
|
|
Her schools are still avoided and her housing still substandard and her neighborhood still feared and her personal and professional outcomes disproportionately linked to her zip code.
|
|
Beijing launched the eviction drive in late November, citing worries about cramped, substandard housing after an apartment fire killed 19 people, all but two of them migrants.
|
|
This is because drug production at Bayer's Leverkusen plant in Germany was found to be substandard by U.S. regulators in February and this fell under his remit.
|
|
A representative for the Thai company involved in the project, Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding, declined to comment on whether the construction of the failed dam was substandard.
|
|
You see… (Ringer voice)… I'd much rather construct a worldview of the industry that explains away my tastes rather than simply acknowledging that my tastes are substandard.
|
|
But as long as we persist in the fiction that the absence of a bachelor's degree means substandard salaries for life, too many students will be victimized.
|
|
"The National Health Commission and the State Drug Administration have planned revaccinations for the children who had been (injected) with the substandard DPT vaccines," the statement said.
|
|
The investigation initially found that firms had bribed inspectors to keep processing plants running and allow the sale of substandard products in violation of food safety norms.
|
|
"Resolving overcapacity and shutting down substandard steel mills have achieved concrete results, and supply and demand in the industry is more balanced," Liu was quoted as saying.
|
|
A good starting point is the WHO database of substandard and falsified medical products, which helped identify the batch of cough syrup administered to children in Paraguay.
|
|
That leaves parents, particularly low-income ones, with an impossible choice: Quit working or send a child to an affordable, but substandard — and possibly unlicensed — daycare center.
|
|
Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue chuckled before the game when he was asked if he planned to say anything to James about his substandard performance in Game 3.
|
|
Living in substandard housing for many years and being worried about how I would pay for groceries at the end of the month took a toll on me.
|
|
Some were forced to sleep in "cramped and substandard" conditions, including on cardboard or directly on the floor, the report said, and were given food that was "unpalatable".
|
|
The company already faces an investigation in the United States, where the Justice Department has asked its American unit for records related to any substandard metal sold there.
|
|
Soon, nearly every team sent out a 1,000-yard rusher: In 2000, 23 players reached the number, and any back who did not was seen to be substandard.
|
|
The 18 people they have applied to arrest include its chairwoman Gao Junfang, on suspicion of producing and selling substandard drugs, police said, adding their probe was continuing.
|
|
Earlier in 2018, the South Florida District Dental Association defeated a dental therapy bill in the Sunshine State by claiming dental therapists would expose patients to substandard care.
|
|
Today, they remain stuck in no-win situations in substandard housing subsidized by the federal government, but they do not have the will to move to find work.
|
|
Juarez and her attorney allege that ICE and those running the facility provided substandard medical care for the toddler after she suffered a respiratory infection while in detention.
|
|
The East African country is leading a campaign against skin bleaching and substandard cosmetics, particularly products that include hydroquinone, a spokesman from the Rwanda Standards Board told CNN.
|
|
Four years after the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), families are still paying too much for substandard care, and some families have no options at all.
|
|
In other words, Congress must ensure that going forward, no more children under U.S. custody should needlessly perish because of dysfunctional, slipshod bureaucratic protocols or substandard medical care.
|
|
The toddler's mother and her attorneys alleged she contracted a respiratory infection after they arrived to the detention center and ICE provided substandard medical care for the toddler.
|
|
The company on Wednesday said substandard welds on inflaters made by a subcontractor from 2010 to 2012 were responsible for the problems leading to Toyota's recall on Wednesday.
|
|
They have accused her of running facilities that offered substandard care, and of cozying up to dictators like Enver Hoxha in Albania and Jean-Claude Duvalier of Haiti.
|
|
Juarez and her attorney alleged that ICE and those running the facility provided substandard medical care for the toddler after she suffered a respiratory infection while in detention.
|
|
A more discreet kind of substandard medicine—say, an antibiotic without enough active ingredient— probably stands a strong chance of reaching patients across the world without getting discovered.
|
|
In 13, a nationwide drug survey conducted on behalf of the Indian government found 21 percent of sampled medicines to be substandard and 2200 percent to be fake.
|
|
A lawyer for Wey at trial argued his client and Bouveng never had sex, and that Bouveng attempted to extort Wey after she was fired for substandard work.
|
|
A more discreet kind of substandard medicine -- say, an antibiotic without enough active ingredient -- probably stands a strong chance of reaching patients across the world without getting discovered.
|
|
"Substandard medical products" are regulated drugs that somehow fail to meet quality standards or specifications -- for example, they have less than needed amounts of an active pharmaceutical ingredients.
|
|
Manning, whose substandard play had lately begun to raise eyebrows, seemed in rhythm, completing his first 11 passes before finishing the half 14 of 16, for 127 yards.
|
|
And when we do provide trials, is it really lawful or fair to pick people up far from any battlefield and subject them to secretive, substandard military proceedings?
|
|
While everyone has talked about cord-cutting, surprisingly few have done it — largely because the packages on offer were substandard; the pricing didn't work out; and content was limited.
|
|
A clean water campaign—one that elevates the inequities that make African-Americans twice as likely to rely on substandard plumbing as non-Hispanic whites—helps her do that.
|
|
Jacky Rosen is blocking two of President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security nominees, citing "inhumane and substandard" conditions for children at the department's facilities, according to her office.
|
|
The U.S. State Department has issued a warning for vacationers planning to travel to Mexico for the possible presence of "tainted" or "substandard" alcoholic beverages in tourist populated areas.
|
|
Egeland said a push by the government would destroy the province and aggravate an already dire humanitarian situation marked by insufficient shelter, and substandard hygiene, water and medical distribution.
|
|
Wey's lawyer, Glenn Colton, contended at trial that his client and Bouveng never had sex, and that Bouveng attempted to extort Wey after she was fired for substandard work.
|
|
Banks and other financiers will get an additional 60 days for recognizing certain loans of up to 10 million rupees ($146,800) as substandard, the RBI said in a notification.
|
|
The system, a hodgepodge of local jails and for-profit prisons, had come under fire for mistreatment of detainees and substandard medical care that sometimes ended in detainees' deaths.
|
|
Whether there is an actual shortage of agricultural workers, or whether it is a self-induced problem derived from substandard wages and working conditions, is a highly debatable point.
|
|
Too many gods barely getting by, or crowded into substandard schools and crumbling high-rise towers, or harassed by police intent on clearing Olympus of every deity we have.
|
|
When these investments are made, should American taxpayers be paying for quality steel made by American workers or required to support the purchase of cheap substandard, foreign-made steel?
|
|
Prohibiting full disclosure of women's health-care options in publicly funded clinics would force clinicians to provide substandard care and treat patients differently based on their geography and finances.
|
|
Though Symantec hasn't been able to retrieve all the tools used in the attack, the attackers did a substandard job hiding the fact they had been in the system.
|
|
Abortion can be significantly more dangerous during deployment where substandard local care forces women to purchase abortion medication online, which delays treatment, and the drugs often arrive without instructions.
|
|
Prosecutors said Cadden, the head pharmacist, ran NECC as a criminal enterprise that sold substandard and non-sterile drugs produced in filthy conditions and shipped to medical facilities nationally.
|
|
Do you think there's a way to have the artistic community you really value from that community, absent the substandard living quality that a lot of people suffered from?
|
|
And last month the company fired several hundred workers for what it said was substandard performance, raising further concerns about its ability to meet Mr. Musk's aggressive manufacturing goals.
|
|
Under Mr. Holder, the Justice Department filed so-called statements of interest in dozens of local lawsuits around the country alleging that poor citizens had received substandard legal services.
|
|
Recent scandals about substandard pharmaceutical drugs will likely jeopardize Beijing's ambitions to become a international pharma leader — even as Chinese President Xi Jinping's government seeks to quell public anger.
|
|
Chinese consumers have preferred more reliable Buicks, Volkswagens and Toyotas to the often substandard offerings from domestic manufacturers, while little-known Chinese models have struggled to gain traction overseas.
|
|
As well as being more likely to receive substandard treatment, women suffer 50% higher rates of misdiagnosis and poorer aftercare, the BHF said -- greatly increasing the risk of death.
|
|
Also, states and the federal government embraced private prisons partly in an attempt to save taxpayer dollars as prison populations grew despite reports of substandard conditions in private facilities.
|
|
To meet recruiting targets during the height of the Iraq War, for example, the military saw an increase in the number of waivers issued to let in substandard recruits.
|
|
The system, which is slowly being reformed, has meant most rural migrants living in cities get minimal access to social benefits and their children often go to substandard schools.
|
|
" Letitia James, the public advocate, was among the officials raising concerns on Wednesday about the continued use of cluster sites, which, she said, placed needy families in "substandard housing.
|
|
Yet the alternative - as Villa Hugo shows - is to encourage rebuilding of the kind of substandard housing that made the island so vulnerable to Maria in the first place.
|
|
Counterfeit malaria drugs in sub-Saharan Africa are another concern to health experts as they contain no artemisinin, leaving people sick, or substandard amounts, which increases resistance, according to Ben Wilson, a senior research scientist at IV. Wilson and his peers have developed a tool which uses light waves to instantly analyze malaria tablets in a region where as many as one in 10 drugs are estimated to be fake or substandard.
|
|
The risk posed by substandard building has been a longstanding issue in Mexico City, where many poorly built or designed buildings collapsed in the city&aposs 1985 and 2017 earthquakes.
|
|
The future of their nominations now remain on hold, "until the inhumane and substandard conditions for children at DHS processing and detention facilities improve significantly," Rosen said in a statement.
|
|
Four months after the contractor finished the building and was paid in full, the buildings began to "melt" and crumble in the rain because the firm had used substandard materials.
|
|
"There have been allegations that consumption of tainted or substandard alcohol has resulted in illness or blacking out," the State Department said, followed by an admonition to drink in moderation.
|
|
We, and ultimately the patients we serve, simply cannot afford to risk the entrance of substandard, unsafe medicines into one of the safest and strongest supply chains in the world.
|
|
Tenants simply may not be aware of renter protections, due process requirements, laws against substandard properties, availability of emergency rental assistance, and other resources to fight eviction and prevent homelessness.
|
|
I happen to love virtual and augmented reality, but I wouldn't blame someone else for checking it out, getting a substandard demo, and wondering what all the hype is about.
|
|
Good Stuff: • Ridiculously comfortable • Accessible and (relatively) affordable • Some good, low-key launch titles Bad Stuff: • Substandard motion controls • Piecemeal system can be confusing • Needs more risky, ambitious VR experiments
|
|
"Despite the substandard performance of the laboratory, there was a distinct desire not to revoke the accreditation of the laboratory prior to the Sochi Olympics," last year's WADA report said.
|
|
Reuters reported this week that U.S. and European regulators will need to return to Iowa to complete an audit of Boeing's software documentation after regulators found gaps and substandard documents.
|
|
The National Energy Board (NEB) commissioned the report to improve the equality of pipeline parts after TransCanada Corp and Enbridge Inc discovered that some they were using had been substandard.
|
|
Fourth, one also has to recognize the nuances given the overlaps between a firm-specific recall and an industry-specific ban to a broader counterfeit and substandard product tracking effort.
|
|
China wants to crack down on substandard drugs and healthcare as it seeks to produce more of the drugs consumed in the country and to build up its pharmaceutical exports.
|
|
When they checked the World Health Organization's database of substandard and falsified medical products, they found that this came from the same batch that had caused the deaths in Pakistan.
|
|
Reuters reported this week that US and European regulators will need to return to Iowa to complete an audit of Boeing's software documentation after regulators found gaps and substandard documents.
|
|
White males with wealthy, educated parents and substandard academic profiles and SAT scores had a back door into elite schools through athletic talents that couldn't net them Division I scholarships.
|
|
Popovich took the blame and vowed to use Aldridge offensively in the manner he preferred after a substandard 2016-17 campaign, which had the Spurs weighing whether to trade him.
|
|
The factories, which produced garments for American and European brands, were built with substandard materials and without regard for building codes, according to a government report issued after the disaster.
|
|
M.L.B is also insisting that some of the minor league clubs upgrade their facilities so that their top prospects are not working in substandard training rooms with poor nutrition programs.
|
|
The details: The report, which was underwritten by a group representing labor unions, calculated that a little over half of Amazon warehouse workers in Southern California live in substandard housing.
|
|
On a recent week in October, Mr. Ji traveled to four courthouses in five days across China, filing lawsuits against shopping malls, accusing them of fraud for selling substandard goods.
|
|
The Latino protests you see out on the campaign trail are as much directed toward Trump's vitriol as they are toward TV media's inadequate and substandard news gathering and reporting.
|
|
The report confirmed investigations by advocates and journalists regarding inappropriate and retaliatory use of solitary confinement, substandard and negligent medical care, obstacles to external communication, and barriers to legal representation.
|
|
In the years that followed, the city began fining her for what it called "nuisance or substandard or hazardous or injurious" conditions at the lot and the next-door building.
|
|
Roger Bate is a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. He researches international health policy, with a particular focus on tropical diseases and substandard and counterfeit medicines.
|
|
India's public infrastructure projects are also substandard and collapse often, in part because political corruption leads to contracts being awarded to politicians' relatives who are not qualified for the jobs.
|
|
In interviews, guides, mountaineers and engineers said that efforts by some expedition organizers to maximize their profits had created an epidemic of old and substandard equipment being used on Everest.
|
|
The World Health Organization says about one-tenth of medical products in low- and middle-income countries are counterfeit or substandard, accounting for a $30 billion fake drugs industry worldwide.
|
|
Beyond that, the third and most important reason to excuse most of Griffin's substandard play in a Pistons jersey has to be the fact that his teammates weren't very good.
|
|
China eliminated more than 20 million old and substandard vehicles from its roads last year to cut pollution, and it has also banned the sale of low-grade, high-emissions diesel.
|
|
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese drug company produced nearly 500,000 substandard vaccines for babies, roughly double an earlier estimate by authorities investigating a safety scandal, state news agency Xinhua reported on Wednesday.
|
|
A half-million dollar firing range built for the Afghan Police "melted" when it was exposed to rain, because the construction company that the Pentagon contracted with used substandard construction material.
|
|
It was always clear to the nurses and physicians alike that, despite our best efforts, the care that the veterans received was substandard because of aging infrastructure and a maddening bureaucracy.
|
|
The later sections of "What Belongs to You" may lack the thrilling darkness of the long beginning, but Mr. Greenwell remains a writer who opens chasms rather than builds substandard bridges.
|
|
When a player is beyond amazing, a face of franchise and force in the game, they can get away with all kinds of stuff that an average or substandard player can't.
|
|
Barely six months into his tenure as the chief executive, Michael Corbat counted at least 21 markets with exceptionally low returns on assets and substandard operating efficiency as candidates for restructuring.
|
|
NAIROBI (Reuters) - The head of Kenya's state-run standards body, seven other officials and two businessmen were charged with attempted murder on Monday for allowing imports of substandard fertilizer containing mercury.
|
|
One imagines that counterfeit vaping products, which CBP notes are often "manufactured in unregulated facilities and with substandard materials" don't help make a positive case for it as a habit replacement.
|
|
A further parliamentary inquiry pinned the blame of the fire on unauthorized heating devices on the 10th floor, and decried the substandard ventilation, lighting, and fire protection within the doomed building.
|
|
A day earlier, CCTV, the state broadcaster, aired an investigative report that said manufacturers of running track rubber, many based in neighboring Hebei Province, used substandard materials and violated safety rules.
|
|
A treasured family employee is killed in a crane accident enabled by Jonathan, who provided substandard machinery in an effort to compete with — or win the approval of — his famous father.
|
|
"Additionally, both client and contractor can, in some cases, use this relationship to justify substandard working conditions to the employee, each claiming that the other is imposing the conditions," she added.
|
|
The facility is facing a class action lawsuit alleging verbal and physical abuse, substandard care, excessive use of solitary confinement and other deficient conditions that result in suffering and even death.
|
|
"These policies are substandard, don't cover essential health benefits, and consumers at a minimum don't understand [what they're buying], and at worse are misled," California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones (D) said.
|
|
What this means in effect is that the Trump administration and the current Congress don't really care whether black people are living in substandard housing or, indeed, have housing at all.
|
|
He used "we" when talking about black people, married his black high school sweetheart and stayed in substandard "for colored only" hotels with his black bandmates when they toured the South.
|
|
The toddler's mother and her attorneys alleged she contracted a respiratory infection after they arrived at the detention center and that ICE provided substandard medical care for the 19-month-old.
|
|
Construction fraud can infect all aspects of a project, with problems as diverse as bid rigging, kickbacks, wage violations, no-show jobs, overbilling, and use of unlicensed laborers and substandard materials.
|
|
"Don't Bother Me" then proceeds to sketch, often in humorous or uplifting terms, the daily insults and systemic disasters that have shaped black life, from slavery to assassinations to substandard housing.
|
|
There has also been concern that online sellers are attempting to cash in on a public health crisis by price gouging and/or targeting internet users with ads for substandard masks.
|
|
A handful of players, including Soumah, spent this summer trying to break their contracts with F.C. Stumbras, claiming the team had not made good on promises and had provided substandard accommodations.
|
|
" Legalizing abortion, it claimed, "has not eliminated substandard medical care, kept people without medical licenses from performing abortions, ensured competent post-abortion care, nor prevented women from dying from unsafe abortions.
|
|
As a result, the results are wildly unequal: Women who can't pay for first-class care can receive substandard care — meaning that too often they, as well as their infants, die.
|
|
When a government employee personally profits by denying necessary medical treatment, providing substandard facilities or overcharging for services, he is called corrupt and open to criminal charges of bribery or embezzlement.
|
|
The defective vaccine might not confer immunity but would not affect human safety, provincial authorities had said in November, implicating another company, Wuhan Institute of Biological Products, in substandard DPT vaccines.
|
|
"These policies are substandard, don't cover essential health benefits, and consumers at a minimum don't understand [what they're buying], and at worse are misled," said California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones (D).
|
|
A few months earlier, the high court issued an order for Bridge schools to be closed because government inspectors said that children were being taught in substandard facilities and unsanitary conditions.
|
|
"What they are doing is they want to take money from us by paying us basically a substandard price and using that difference in value to offer a discount," he said.
|
|
Prosecutors said Chin acted with extreme recklessness, causing the deaths of 25 people who were injected with tainted drugs made under his watch in insanitary conditions using unsafe and substandard production.
|
|
He said the "impact" of falsified and substandard drugs is estimated to be as high as 22018% of all medicines, costing up to $221 billion, in low- and middle-income countries.
|
|
The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday unveiled a new initiative aimed at enhancing efforts to pursue civil and criminal cases against nursing homes that provide "grossly substandard" care to their residents.
|
|
It could continue to provide substandard education, or it could acknowledge its own limitations and deficiencies and turn to outside experts for help meeting a challenge that was beyond its abilities.
|
|
The end result of this dance of dysfunction isn't just higher prices, but punitive usage caps, overage fees, substandard customer service, and a rotating crop of net neutrality and privacy violations.
|
|
Some garages have been found selling equipment to cheat fuel quality detectors, and the environment ministry said in July it had shut as many as 639 substandard vehicle testing stations last year.
|
|
As many as 40% of the world's female population live in countries that fail to meet the mark on basic measures of gender equality, while a further 40% face substandard equality conditions.
|
|
"Criminal elements use every and any opportunity to sell substandard and counterfeit goods to the American public," Acting Deputy Special Agent in Charge Jesus Adrian Flores, HSI Laredo, said in the statement.
|
|
A lot of criticism also centered on behavior from Agrawal herself: taking credit for others' work, requiring "smiles" and "exclamation points" from her staff, and offering substandard salaries without room for negotiation.
|
|
This company was the focus of a recent CNN investigation that exposed how it has provided substandard care that has led to deaths and other serious outcomes that could have been avoided.
|
|
It takes people whom we have failed since birth – subjecting them to substandard food, poor living conditions, failing schools, unsafe communities – and then tries to "correct" them through inhumane, over-punitive treatment.
|
|
During Thursday's hearing, the secretaries and chiefs of staff overseeing the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines told Congress of the steps they are taking to resolve escalating complaints of substandard housing.
|
|
Substandard cables have flooded the market in response to the enthusiastic embrace of USB-C by early tech adopters, and that's grown into a large enough problem for Amazon to acknowledge it.
|
|
If providers charge too much or provide substandard care, patients will vote with their feet – just like they do in every other industry that has been made great by free-market capitalism.
|
|
"In the past, we have had substandard works done on public projects, usually roads and bridges, which as compromised the lifespan on such projects and denied us value for money," Odinga said.
|
|
A theory of humor dating back at least as far as Plato's lifetime has it that laughter expresses our satisfied feelings of superiority over others who appear and behave in substandard ways.
|
|
But for a Cardinals organization that's among the game's best―at winning, at developing players, at annoying other teams' fanbases―their willingness to place Matheny in a seemingly substandard position is curious.
|
|
For example, developing nations may be allowed to subsidize some industries in return for rich nations being allowed to use tariffs against countries "dumping" goods produced under substandard labor or environmental standards.
|
|
Those workers, the suit added, were given a segregated and substandard changing area, subjected to racial slurs and denied protective equipment and training while working for unlawfully low pay in dangerous conditions.
|
|
Last spring, as the rains poured down in Kansas, that state's Stafford County Flour Mills stockpiled as much high-protein wheat as it could find in anticipation of a substandard wheat crop.
|
|
In Kenya, Christie Peacock tackles a huge problem for farmers: Much of the feed, medicine and other agricultural supplies for sale are fake or substandard, including about 60 percent of the fertilizer.
|
|
In October 2017, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said it was probing "substandard work" by 15 firms during their IPO sponsorship, as part of its efforts to stamp out corporate fraud.
|
|
In a statement, China's State Council announced a second batch of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (DPT) vaccines, produced by Changchun Changsheng Biotechnology, had been discovered to be "substandard" -- 247,200 injections in total.
|
|
According to the NEB, TransCanada discovered a substandard Tecnoforge fitting in 2016 on a compressor station on its Nova Gas Transmission Ltd network, which spans the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.
|
|
Too often our nation relegates these students to schools that are racially isolated with less qualified and less experienced teachers, less access to Advanced Placement and other rigorous courses, and substandard facilities.
|
|
Prosecutors say that Chin, 49, deserves 35 years in prison for overseeing the dispensing of thousands of substandard and dangerous drugs manufactured in filthy conditions at the now-defunct Framingham, Massachusetts-based NECC.
|
|
Speaking to a group of small business leaders, Trump described a process that "hurts the pipe" — suggesting that many miles of America's pipelines contain substandard parts which presumably would have to be replaced.
|
|
Mr Walker retreated for most of the 1970s, recording substandard covers on mediocre albums, perhaps to meet contractual obligations, and reuniting with the Walker Brothers for a string of unremarkable soft-rock records.
|
|
While cutting costs in this manner can lead to substandard goods, the ramifications are significantly less dire than retailers seeking out cheaper — and potentially more dangerous — factories in which to produce their garments.
|
|
A growing number of sushi purists are up in arms at what they see as substandard food preparation and service in a growing number of restaurants outside Japan, the Kyodo news agency reports.
|
|
There were also famous doctors and scholars in the ghetto, which by the 14th century became a melting pot of Jewish ethnicities all crammed into small rooms and apartments of substandard ceiling height.
|
|
Mr. Fernandez's case is one of 61 described as part of a pattern of substandard medical care at Hudson in a civil rights complaint filed on Tuesday with the Department of Homeland Security.
|
|
A migrant mother and her lawyers allege that substandard care at a detention facility run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is to blame for her toddler's death six weeks after their release.
|
|
"It is important to note that these minors are very well taken care of — don't believe the press," Nielsen said to the National Sheriff's Association while addressing reports of substandard treatment of minors.
|
|
How did William R. Clark respond to suggestions that he and other utility officials took gifts and favors from vendors seeking lucrative contracts to sell substandard fuel to Puerto Rico's giant electric authority?
|
|
A migrant mother from Guatemala who alleges that substandard care at a Texas detention facility is to blame for her toddler's death is reportedly planning to take legal action against the U.S. government.
|
|
About a dozen guards from several transport companies said jails provided substandard medical care and little information about prisoners' health status or prescribed medications, which the guards are expected to dispense en route.
|
|
His substandard housing was literally a threat to his health; the intervention of the social worker may have saved his life — and certainly saved him from a possible relapse and expensive hospital care.
|
|
That's because permanently affordable housing—the kind that Sanders wants to build—is for people who currently cannot afford a typical home and often have no option but to live in substandard housing.
|
|
The company told the Federal Aviation Administration the planes in question were purchased by foreign operators, and some of the previous repairs have been found to be substandard, per the Wall Street Journal.
|
|
Harbour, city lawyers said, has been selling "substandard" homes to buyers in Cincinnati who often default on the contracts because they cannot pay for the repairs or keep up with the monthly payments.
|
|
The number of falsified and substandard medical products is on the rise, according to Breman and his co-authors on the report, published Monday in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
|
|
"The current healthcare situation in the United States is substandard for many people with chronic disease," said Mary Rogers of the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, who wasn't involved in the study.
|
|
One of the first federal public housing projects for black people, Liberty Square had indoor plumbing and electricity — a rarity — and attracted middle-class strivers who had been hemmed into substandard segregated neighborhoods.
|
|
A substandard battery life performance was the key reason for the U.S. tech giant to miss out on a recommendation from the publication after extensive testing on three of Apple's new MacBook Pro models.
|
|
"In uncompetitive markets like consumer broadband, it's too easy for companies to offer customers a substandard service, year after year, including tricking them into upgrades that are never delivered," Bergmayer said in a statement.
|
|
Tougher environmental laws and a 22020 campaign to shut substandard capacity were designed to both cut smog and boost the share of law-abiding but unprofitable state firms by forcing out smaller, irresponsible rivals.
|
|
Neighbors that have seen generations of disinvestment and marginalization experience the heightened effects of these disasters — they often face deteriorating or nonexistent infrastructure, substandard housing, minimal access to economic opportunities, and the digital divide.
|
|
Tougher environmental laws and a 260 campaign to shut substandard capacity were designed to both cut smog and boost the share of law-abiding but unprofitable state firms by forcing out smaller, irresponsible rivals.
|
|
And even if they believe it is a miscarriage, some of the ways in which the ethical directives for Catholic hospitals have been interpreted lead to truly substandard care for miscarriage and pregnancy complications.
|
|
Critics call the operations, the "factory-farming of lions," pointing to substandard conditions and inbreeding, and noting that shooting an animal in an enclosed space is far different from stalking one in the wild.
|
|
"Spirit pilots are not prepared to embark on the fool's errand of accepting substandard pay and retirement based on the unenforceable hypothesis that the Company may grow more quickly," Morrison said in a statement.
|
|
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia shuts disabled children away in institutions with substandard care and the European Union must make better treatment for them a prerequisite for joining its ranks, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.
|
|
Last week, Reuters reported that U.S. and European regulators had not been able to complete a software documentation audit in Cedar Rapids, Iowa of the 737 MAX because of significant gaps and substandard documents.
|
|
Given the loss of those units, he said, and the village's "serious problem with overcrowding and substandard housing," it is reasonable to ask Starwood to include some below-market-rate units in its project.
|
|
Liu stresses that he took a different tack from that of his competitors, whose solution to the problem of how to turn a profit while competing on price was usually to sell substandard goods.
|
|
Everything an inmate can buy — phone calls, commissary, copays for substandard medical care, video visitation or the new email service — is purchased through a special account created by the prison or a private company.
|
|
The Watts riots–or Rebellion, depending on your political bent–were a direct response to widespread police brutality, high unemployment rates, underfunded schools, substandard housing, and exploitative local businesses–all manifestations of systemic segregation.
|
|
"For nearly two decades, SPI and its employees covered up substandard manufacturing processes by brazenly falsifying test results," said US Attorney G. Zachary Terwilliger for the Eastern District of Virginia in a DOJ statement.
|
|
Barnett also told the BBC that workers under pressure at his plant fitted to the 787 Dreamliner substandard parts from scrap bins — to the knowledge of a senior manager in at least one case.
|
|
I FEEL BAD (NBC, Thursday) Created by Aseem Batra ("Scrubs"), this fast-paced, wisecracking show plays on standard Gen-X anxieties about substandard parenting as well as stereotypes about meddling and hypercritical Asian grandparents.
|
|
According to activists, rape cases are still under reported -- victims are reluctant to come forward as they fear substandard investigations and the risk of intimidation by their alleged attacker if they lay a complaint.
|
|
Lisa MogullNew York To the Editor: The problem isn't the test, and can't be solved by free test prep: The problem is eight years of substandard education for the city's black and Hispanic students.
|
|
Mr. Kaufman of the A.C.L.U. was the lead author of a 2015 report documenting substandard medical care at Adelanto that led to tragic consequences, he said, including the death of at least one detainee.
|
|
Some low-income communities and communities of color are disproportionately affected by the health impacts of climate change due to the lack of availability or affordability of air conditioning and/or substandard housing conditions.
|
|
Studies have found that evicted families lose not only their homes but their jobs, possessions and neighbors too; they relocate to substandard housing in distressed communities; they have higher rates of depression and suicide.
|
|
Examining city records, The Times's Julie Turkewitz learned that Ms. Ng owns a number of properties in Oakland and has been fined in the past for "nuisance or substandard or hazardous or injurious" conditions.
|
|
There is a direct line from efforts to eradicate the language and culture of native people to the substandard education offered to the formerly enslaved and our "no excuses" or test-obsessed charters today.
|
|
Around 20 of its 63 markets are delivering substandard returns, Winters said, but maintaining a presence in them is worthwhile for the ability to help global companies expand, invest and trade in those countries.
|
|
The picture that emerges is of a system of staggering complexity, riddled with obstacles and cracks, that prioritizes babies over mothers, thwarts women at every turn, frustrates doctors and midwives, and incentivizes substandard care.
|
|
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Overall water quality in China improved in the first six months of this year, though five regions saw an increase in substandard samples over the period, the environment ministry said on Monday.
|
|
"Together, these actions would likely split the market between those who need the comprehensive benefits provided under current law and those who are currently healthy and can gamble with substandard coverage," the groups wrote.
|
|
More From Tonic: There's an enduring attitude among some surgeons and occasionally trans people themselves that the outcome of phalloplasty and meta is substandard—something Bowers says may be exacerbated by worries about masculinity.
|
|
Critics argue that this highly scripted approach provides a substandard education based on an archaic model of rote learning that we would never approve of giving our own kids here in the developed world.
|
|
Some surveys have shown it ranks among the airlines with worst customer service, and as Bloomberg noted, it's struggled with some of the worst or nearly worst performance metrics in the already-substandard airline business.
|
|
The U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child criticized DFID's funding of private schools in July, saying it could contribute to substandard education and leave behind children who cannot afford even low-fee schools.
|
|
Incentivizing companies to adopt these best practices is a challenge, but even when every new IoT device contains baseline security protections, the millions of substandard IoT products already in existence will still be a problem.
|
|
Jacky Rosen of Nevada said she would delay the nominations of two Homeland Security nominees, including Wolf, citing "inhumane and substandard" conditions for children at the department's facilities, according to her office at the time.
|
|
Attorneys for inmates on Texas's death row have long expressed concern that compounding pharmacies, which are not subject to the same stringent federal standards as large manufacturers, could be making substandard drugs for the state.
|
|
Prosecutors said Cadden, NECC's head pharmacist, ran the company as a criminal enterprise that sold substandard and non-sterile drugs produced in filthy conditions and shipped to medical facilities nationally for use on unsuspecting patients.
|
|
The settlements covered several forms of economic damages linked to the inflators, including claims that vehicles were inaccurately represented to be safe, and that buyers had overpaid for cars with defective or substandard air bags.
|
|
The settlement covers several forms of economic damages linked to the inflators, including claims that vehicles were inaccurately represented to be safe, and that buyers had overpaid for cars with defective or substandard air bags.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's securities regulator is probing "substandard work" by 15 firms in their roles as sponsors for initial public offerings (IPOs) in the Asian financial hub, a senior official said on Wednesday.
|
|
After Boo blackmails her for $5,000, she proceeds to tell the cafeteria of people who Linda really is at MCC, prompting her to throw the substandard shoes and pillows she's "purchased" for them at her.
|
|
It follows an earlier incident, in November 20153, when at least another 400,000 doses of the same vaccine, produced by a different, second company, the Wuhan Institute of Biological Products, were found to be substandard.
|
|
As if the wage gap and substandard maternity leave practices weren't already keeping women from achieving their career goals, now their engagement rings may be keeping them from getting the job in the first place.
|
|
Savvy but scrupulous distributors sometimes exploit the rural farmers who produce the spirit, he adds, while the industrial methods favored by some new distillers are resulting in a substandard product that cheapens the drink's reputation.
|
|
"The failure of U.S. trading partners to accord basic labor rights, including freedom of association and collective bargaining rights, enables substandard wages overseas and exerts downward pressure on wages in the United States," they wrote.
|
|
Jamie Daw's essay is not representative of the realities, pitfalls and serious systemic problems that exist in the German system and do not reflect the fact that most of the population is getting substandard care.
|
|
But if the earlier history of American cities is full of public-health horror stories about substandard housing, factory pollution and poor sanitation, more recent history tells of the health and resiliency density can provide.
|
|
The company said Tuesday that its American unit, Kobe Steel USA, had received a request from the Justice Department for documents and records related to any substandard metals sold to customers in the United States.
|
|
The argument over whether Anthony's teams — mainly Denver and the Knicks — failed him with substandard personnel during his prime, or whether he was not up to the task of pulling others along, will rage forever.
|
|
Pipe parts are usually made stronger than needed, and the substandard ones had not caused safety issues, but the "repeated occurrence" of the matter demands broad action, according to the NEB memo, dated October 2016.
|
|
The big picture: The state "prioritize[s] babies over mothers, thwarts women at every turn, frustrates doctors and midwives, and incentivizes substandard care," the report states, citing gross medical errors, racial disparities and structural deficiencies.
|
|
Now, about a year after originally scheduled, Kaiser Permanente has taken control of the medical facilities on Maui formerly owned by the state, and residents are hopeful that the days of substandard care are finished.
|
|
Because of the many barriers for migrants to enroll their children in legitimate city schools, parents often send them to hometown schools or substandard city schools for migrants run by staff who lack proper qualifications.
|
|
The U.S. government's treatment of immigrants in detention is a massive human rights violation, with rampant physical violence, inappropriate use of solitary confinement, denial of access to due process and frequently substandard medical care. Rev.
|
|
In Brazil, residents of shantytowns are exposed to Zika virus due to crowded living conditions, substandard sewage systems, and reliance on public water pumps that often are surrounded by pools of standing water (and mosquitoes).
|
|
The lack of a mandatory employment verification process dramatically increases competition in the labor market, particularly for low-skilled jobs, and depresses wages by perpetuating a class of workers willing to work for substandard wages.
|
|
"Obstacles include difficulty finding providers willing to perform abortion, substandard conditions in health facilities, lack of awareness of the legal status of abortion and fear of stigmatization for terminating a pregnancy," according to the Guttmacher Institute.
|
|
Prosecutors in a brief filed on Friday in federal court in Boston said Glenn Chin, as New England Compounding Center's supervisory pharmacist, oversaw the dispensing of thousands of substandard and dangerous drugs manufactured in filthy conditions.
|
|
"It is preposterous that the Trump administration claims to care about preserving pre-existing condition protections for millions of Americans while simultaneously peddling shoddy, substandard junk plans that undermine and weaken those very protections," Schumer said.
|
|
After a substandard offensive performance in the first two games, their cleanup hitter — a top candidate for the American League Most Valuable Player Award for his outstanding regular season — appears to have awaked from his slump.
|
|
Because its misguided amalgam of regulations generated skyrocketing insurance premiums, reduced choice of doctors, funneled millions more poor people into substandard programs and accelerated consolidation throughout the health care industry-- serious consequences directly harmful to patients.
|
|
Substandard care has long been an issue for IHS hospitals and clinics, especially in the Great Plains region of South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa, home to some of the nation's poorest Native American tribes.
|
|
Lithuanian officials are worried that Rosatom is using substandard Russian security systems that are likely much weaker than their Western equivalents – a state of affairs that analysts believe could pave the way for a nuclear disaster.
|
|
Prosecutors had asked U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns to sentence Chin, 49, to 35 years in prison for overseeing the dispensing of substandard drugs made in filthy conditions at the now-defunct Framingham, Massachusetts-based NECC.
|
|
Whether you're playing pickup basketball on a Tuesday morning or hoping to turn a substandard N.B.A. franchise into a champion, all you can do is try to increase your chances of getting the outcome you desire.
|
|
In addition, the lawsuit alleges, Work Services had required the men to live in substandard conditions, restricted their freedom of movement, and deprived them of basic opportunities to engage with the world beyond the bunkhouse grounds.
|
|
Although your house in the wealthier world would be larger in absolute terms, its relatively small size in that universe would mean that your children would be more likely to attend schools regarded there as substandard.
|
|
Evidence of substandard medical practices was also identified in six of the remaining death reviews, according to the report by Human Rights Watch, the American Civil Liberties Union, Detention Watch Network and National Immigrant Justice Center.
|
|
That's a problem in an era when state investigations of ISPs (like New York AG's lawsuit against Charter for substandard speeds) are often the closest many of these companies get to anything even vaguely resembling accountability.
|
|
If the company doesn't upgrade, it's possible that tenants — or "members" in WeWork parlance — could be unwittingly sharing their data with hackers who gain access to the network through outdated or substandard tech, the sources said.
|
|
Ms. Juárez alleges neglect at the hands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which she said provided "inadequate, substandard medical care" to her daughter at the "unsafe and unsanitary" South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Tex.
|
|
There has been no real accountability for the companies at fault, even when the failures were a foreseeable result of underinvestment in security or substandard practices rather than an outdated trade-off of performance for security.
|
|
To begin a phaseout of private detention centers, DHS would have to build more facilities — unlikely to be funded in this congressional climate — or contract more county jails, where conditions and detention practices are often substandard.
|
|
He also required customers to make a "good faith deposit," from $1,500 to $46,000, for homes that New Mexico officials said were often "substandard" and had "defective plumbing" and "defective electrical wiring," according to the lawsuit.
|
|
According to HUD's recently released "Worst Case Housing Needs," there are 8.3 million very low-income families who are either paying more than half their monthly income on rent, living in severely substandard housing, or both.
|
|
In Aurora, Colorado, town assembly members concerned with substandard medical care in a Geo Group–operated facility are proposing a bill that would require the private prison company to report communicable disease outbreaks to city officials.
|
|
India may not have gotten a memo about the PC revolution, but these efforts — however substandard — have played an instrumental role in making India world's fastest growing smartphone market, and one of the largest internet connected population.
|
|
Those companies are facing tens of thousands of individual lawsuits from plaintiffs who said they were injured by the mesh's poor design and substandard materials, which plaintiffs say led to serious complications that require surgery to repair.
|
|
The risk posed by substandard building has been a longstanding issue in Mexico City, where many poorly built or designed buildings collapsed in the city&aposs 1985 and 2017 earthquakes, both of which occurred on Sept. 19.
|
|
NAIROBI, June 25 (Reuters) - A Kenyan magistrate's court on Monday charged the head of the state-run standards body, seven other officials and two businessmen with attempted murder for allowing the importation of substandard fertiliser containing mercury.
|
|
Besides a few minor bad habits, the lack of playoff success for the Kings and Pelicans has nothing to do with Cousins or Davis, both of whom have previously been constrained by poor coaching and substandard teammates.
|
|
But even outside of Flint, Obama was unable to avoid witnessing another of Michigan's crises in close range: the widespread closure of Detroit schools after teachers staged a "sickout" to protest lack of funding and substandard conditions.
|
|
The worry, she says, is that artists will focus on securing continued access to substandard warehouse living, when they should be collectively demand entry out of the social and economic marginalization that drives them into those spaces.
|
|
When that appeared a substandard approach, they pushed a few (but to their credit, not too many) chips in to the center of the table and acquired fortification in the form of P.J. Tucker and Serge Ibaka.
|
|
Not that Johansson's performance is substandard; she acquits herself very well with a challenging text, creating distinct characterizations for such icons as the White Rabbit and the Mad Hatter as well as an excellently feline Cheshire Cat.
|
|
As it turns out, he was staying with Ms. Rodel and others like her — men and women seeking political asylum in Hong Kong who live in cramped, substandard apartment blocks in some of the city's poorest districts.
|
|
This is a story of how the manufacture and distribution of medicines today is such a complex, globalized affair that it is often hard to track where fake or substandard medicines come from and where they go.
|
|
Tenements that largely lacked natural light and air filled the city blocks without regulation and an 1865 hygiene and public health report found that more than 65% of the city's population was living in substandard housing conditions.
|
|
It obviously doesn't help that James, after missing two key free throws in the final minute Saturday, is also converting a substandard 66.9 percent of his attempts from the line to give his critics more handy fodder.
|
|
"As a consequence of having low wages and insufficient incomes to afford adequate homes for their families, 57 percent of Amazon warehouse workers live in housing that is overcrowded and substandard," the authors of the report write.
|
|
On Thursday, however, it told the stock exchange that authorities in its base in northeastern Jilin province were fining it over substandard production, uncovered in 2017, of a DPT vaccine to combat diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (DPT).
|
|
Patients received standard drug doses to treat TB, but concentrations in the blood were found to be jarringly low: 84 percent of the participants had substandard levels of isoniazid, and 78 percent fell below targets for rifampicin.
|
|
This is a story of how the manufacture and distribution of medicines today is such a complex, globalised affair that it is often hard to track where fake or substandard medicines come from and where they go.
|
|
The House Oversight and Reform Committee has opened an investigation into the medical care of immigrant detainees in the wake of a BuzzFeed News investigation that revealed a series of allegations of substandard care from a whistleblower.
|
|
An article on Wednesday about a lawsuit filed by the City of Newark against New York City, arguing that New York pressured vulnerable people to accept substandard housing, misstated the news outlet that first reported the lawsuit.
|
|
The senior civilian and uniformed leaders of the services have testified on the issue on Capitol Hill and have met with families and companies involved in order to address the wide array of criticisms about substandard housing.
|
|
According to a 2016 report by the Center for American Progress, a quarter of Americans spend more than half their incomes on housing, yet 30 million housing units in the United States are deemed to be substandard.
|
|
In New York City, a lawsuit regarding the substandard conditions in jails in the 1970s led to the creation of an independent monitoring committee, supervised by a judge, to ensure conditions are livable in the city's jails.
|
|
It is known for ferrying people and cargo, dropping paratroopers, and operating on short and substandard runways, and versions have been made for landing on ice and snow, for electronic warfare and for use as aerial gunships.
|
|
A report by the country's federal auditor in 2012 showed that 31 percent of drugs procured by the government for the Armed Forces Medical Stores were substandard in 2010-11, up from about 15 percent in 2006-07.
|
|
Bovis has faced a backlash from some buyers in recent months who have criticised it for substandard building work, forcing it to spend an extra 7 million pounds to carry out repair work at some of its properties.
|
|
The State Council has signaled that under the national social credit system people will be penalized for the crime of spreading online rumors, among other offenses, and that those deemed "seriously untrustworthy" can expect to receive substandard services.
|
|
But concerns have been raised that China is using the programme to export substandard polluting technologies, even as it boosts the share of renewable power at home in a bid to cut smog and climate-warming greenhouse gases.
|
|
The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates one in 10 drugs sold in developing countries is fake or substandard, leading to tens of thousands of deaths, many of them of African children given ineffective treatments for pneumonia and malaria.
|
|
State officials who inspected shelters operated by San Antonio-based BCFS Health and Human Services cited that nonprofit in 2016 for housing children in substandard conditions that included moldy carpets, rusty bathrooms and exposed nails in a bed.
|
|
We have overcrowded roadways, vulnerable power supplies, dangerous bridges, overflowing combined stormwater and sewer systems, otherwise deficient water and wastewater facilities, especially in rural America, decaying dams and levees, substandard public transit, and untenable and unrelenting cybersecurity risks.
|
|
They're pointing to recent high-profile raids on undocumented workers, reports of substandard detention facilities and the ongoing saga of family separations at the border as evidence that ICE has lost its compass and needs to be scrapped.
|
|
In the United States, where car culture is so prevalent, a world dominated by robotic private transportation is a little dystopian — we need to bike and walk more in the U.S., and our public transportation is often substandard.
|
|
" The former chevre allege they were moved around to different Centre locations, living in often substandard housing: "The Centre could move chevre to a different location–sometimes across the country or around the world–at a moment's notice.
|
|
In 2018, a coalition of immigration advocacy groups released a report finding that substandard medical care contributed to the deaths of eight immigrants in ICE custody between December 2015 and April 2017, including one death at Otay Mesa.
|
|
That has given outsize power to the so-called master tenants who control the lease of a building and, at least in some cases, can make money by subletting to struggling artists willing to live in substandard conditions.
|
|
Over the past decade, academics and nonprofits have raised awareness of the issue, while the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Interpol and WHO have convened to address the problem of falsified and substandard drugs, he said.
|
|
This week, the City of Newark sued New York, demanding that it stop using its Special One-Time Assistance program, arguing that New York was pressuring vulnerable people, desperate for housing, to accept substandard housing conditions and move.
|
|
But concerns have been raised that China is using the program to export substandard polluting technologies, even as it boosts the share of renewable power at home in a bid to cut smog and climate-warming greenhouse gases.
|
|
Government investigators said this month that the company had produced the more than 250,000 substandard doses of a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough, and that it had fabricated data related to the production of rabies vaccine.
|
|
In 1968, Mexican-American students at Lincoln, Roosevelt, Garfield, and Wilson high schools — all on the city's east side — led walkouts to protest substandard education and discrimination by L.A. authorities, a major turning point in the Chicano Movement.
|
|
It's irritatingly circular in the way it fucks women over – first discouraging them from playing a 'male' sport as children, then denouncing them as substandard on the basis of their gender when they do try to get involved.
|
|
It's not as if abortion providers are working in substandard facilities—because they are overregulated and held to a much higher standard than most other medical facilities, they don't have the option of not staying up to date.
|
|
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's plan to bring in a law to ensure doctors prescribe medicines only by their generic names risks proliferating the sale of substandard drugs in a country where regulation is already lax, doctors and pharmaceutical executives say.
|
|
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's national rail operator plans to penalize some of the country's top construction firms after an inspection of a high-speed rail line revealed the use of substandard materials, illegal subcontracting and inferior work, state media reported.
|
|
The Justice Department last week announced settlements of $6.9 million with four nursing homes in the San Diego area over kickback and fraud allegations and $1.25 million with one in Lumberton, Mississippi, over alleged false claims for substandard care.
|
|
It aims to close 50 million tonnes this year, and has also vowed by the end of June to completely eliminate low-grade steel furnaces, responsible for as much as 100 million tonnes of illegal substandard production every year.
|
|
In court papers, the CMA argued that Dignity Health's religious-based rule against postpartum sterilization undermines the doctor-patient relationship, forces "substandard care" on female patients, and violates a California legal doctrine that bars corporate interference with medical decisions.
|
|
" The Brookings paper read: "Substandard housing conditions such as pest infestation, the presence of lead paint, faulty plumbing, and overcrowding disproportionately affect black families, and lead to health problems such as asthma, lead poisoning, heart disease, and neurological disorders.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - One in 10 drugs sold in developing countries is fake or substandard, leading to tens of thousands of deaths, many of them of African children given ineffective treatments for pneumonia and malaria, health officials said on Tuesday.
|
|
Last month, police raided dozens of resorts and nightclubs in the Mexican cities of Cancun and Playa del Carmen after patrons there had reported feeling sick or blacking out from consuming what they believed was tainted or substandard alcohol.
|
|
"These are substandard products," sold on the premise that "junk insurance is better than nothing" for people who cannot afford comprehensive coverage, Troy J. Oechsner, a deputy superintendent at the New York Department of Financial Services, told the insurers.
|
|
Ortiz's attorney and others said the problems in his case weren't much different than those that bedevil many of the other 62 people still on federal death row—impaired mental capability, substandard trial lawyers, and geographic and racial disparities.
|
|
The sanctions prevented the oil-rich country from updating its fleet, forcing it to use substandard Russian planes and to patch up older models far past their normal years of service, using spare parts bought on the black market.
|
|
Featured Article: "Fed Up With Deaths, Native Americans Want to Run Their Own Health Care" The Indian Health Service, which provides government medical care to 2.2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives, is widely judged to provide substandard care.
|
|
"Facing a lot of complicated domestic and overseas trends, the sector as a whole is under big pressures and substandard producers are expected to promptly exit the market," said Wang Bohua, CPIA vice-chairman, in a speech on Thursday.
|
|
Substandard here does not mean that the dream of an antique Chesterfield set for the drawing room has yet to be achieved, or that the Persian rug could do with a shampoo since the purebred spaniel peed on it.
|
|
Amazon in California: As grass-roots resistance to the internet giant builds in the United States, a report today by a nonprofit calculates that a little over half of Amazon warehouse workers in Southern California live in substandard housing.
|
|
"If you are a four-person graphic design company, your options are usually substandard Class B office space with an old-school stodgy landlord that just doesn't provide a lot of services for you and your employees," he said.
|
|
Officials insisted Carrizo Springs isn't like other temporary shelters — which have been plagued by allegations of substandard care and mistreatment of children — and certainly isn't like Border Patrol stations — where children have been forced to sleep on the floor.
|
|
Inner-city traffic, closer proximity to polluting factories, and substandard housing have often left poorer neighborhoods (often primarily populated by people of color) more exposed to air-borne pollutants such as carbon monoxide and dioxide, benzene, and sulfur dioxide.
|
|
If you are homeless, elderly or living in substandard housing, extreme weather presents a whole different set of sometimes harrowing challenges -- and it's, of course, up to our government officials, and the charitable among us, to keep you warm and safe.
|
|
" There are a several responses similar to the one quoted above, and the Post reports that respondents "highlighted repeatedly" the relative unimportance of this debate compared to other issues facing the Native American community, including "substandard schools, substance abuse, unemployment.
|
|
Winning manager Antonio Conte is going to be getting a lot of praise for taking this substandard (for Italy) team on this run, which now includes a decisive win over the reigning Euro champs, and he's rightly charged up about it.
|
|
But maybe said sentient beings will just obliterate us anyway, since we'll just register as a substandard intelligence that has a bizarre fascination with running high-powered PCs around the clock in search of meaningless data with only fictional value.
|
|
Lest this article play into that good press cycle, I'd like to note that Always was accused this week of selling substandard sanitary pads in Kenya, allegedly leaving consumers with a number of unwanted complications like rashes, burns, and discomfort.
|
|
Many of those evacuations are concentrated along the state's coasts and southern half, but people living farther inland, in substandard housing, have been asked to leave because of the storm, Florida's hurricane program manager Andrew Sussman told the news agency.
|
|
In 2016, state officials cited the nonprofit for "housing children in substandard conditions that included moldy carpets, rusty bathrooms and exposed nails in a bed," while staff were "accused of inappropriate relationships with children in care," according to a CNN investigation.
|
|
He spent much of the '90s locked in a battle with his record label, an entity he believed was shackling his creative spirit, and he released a string of substandard albums as a means of freeing himself from his contract.
|
|
It said it had spent 7 million pounds to fix substandard work on existing houses, denting its annual pretax profit, which came in at 155 million pounds ($193 million), below its forecast of between 160 million and 170 million pounds.
|
|
" Bond guru Gross remained pessimistic on the Fed and said that central banks, including the Fed, have "been engaged in a series of monetary policies since 2009 that produced substandard economic growth and created financial asset bubbles of significant proportions.
|
|
When combined with proposed deep cuts to programs in the United States Department of Agriculture and elsewhere that help bring basic services to rural and tribal areas, such a decrease would not only lead to more years of substandard conditions.
|
|
I have absolutely no proof of this, but it's not hard to imagine the MacBook's designers salivating at the idea of a one-cord, no fan, very small laptop without worrying enough about a lack of connectors or substandard computing power.
|
|
"It seems clear that a lot of the fatalities in Wuhan reflected an overwhelmed health system where critically ill patients had to receive substandard types of care," says Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
|
|
The sanctions have prevented the oil-rich country from updating its fleet, forcing it to use substandard Russian planes and to patch up older jets far past their normal years of service, drawing on spare parts bought on the black market.
|
|
Senators Kamala Harris and Dianne Feinstein, Democrats of California, wrote to Mr. Pai in October that state residents had not gotten emergency alerts to leave their homes as wildfires raged nearby because of substandard location-targeting and other technical problems.
|
|
The most important issues for respondents were also the most important issues facing the rest of the country — low wages, lack of quality health care, substandard housing, rising college costs and different sets of rules for the wealthy and the poor.
|
|
But whether the failure was caused by design flaws, poor maintenance, substandard materials, earth movement or some combination of factors, it could be a long time before investigators provide definitive answers and make it possible to draw lessons from the tragedy.
|
|
On top of the wear and tear that ensue from years of smoky soirées and music festivals, a number of largely substandard alterations and restorations throughout the 20th century left the space in a disheveled state, buried under dust and dirt.
|
|
While there have been no reports of deaths or illnesses related to the substandard vaccines, the news has rattled public confidence in the government and rekindled fears that corruption in the nation's vast drug industry is placing ordinary people at risk.
|
|
Sioux San is emblematic of the scale of the problems facing the Indian Health Service, which provides government medical care to 2.2 million of the nation's 20093 million American Indians and Alaska Natives and is widely judged to provide substandard care.
|
|
While there can be no doubt that there are some substandard therapists out there, the truth is that therapy is a highly subjective experience which, as anyone who has ever been through it knows, doesn't always feel good at first.
|
|
CALGARY, Alberta, June 12 (Reuters) - Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) will push for a shift in standards for pipeline parts after TransCanada Corp and Enbridge Inc discovered some that they were using had been substandard, a senior regulatory official told Reuters.
|
|
The investigative team emerged in the wake of Corinthian Colleges' shutdown as the Obama administration faced criticism for providing loans to students attending other for-profit schools that had also been accused of illegal activity, substandard practices or predatory behavior.
|
|
The tiny footprint of the program could foretell difficulties in other, related prevention programs targeting conditions like mold abatement or job training — an area of intense policy interest, as health care focuses on social ills, like substandard housing, that sap health.
|
|
Workers, who once made a living wage, now labor for substandard pay with no benefits, partly because they are afraid to demand more in the face of corporate threats to close up shop and move to another country with slave-like wages.
|
|
The National Congress of American Indians reported that 40 percent of people living in on-reservation housing are in substandard conditions, less than half of these homes are connected to public sewer systems and at least 16 percent don't even have indoor plumbing.
|
|
Essential's smartphone is designed to be minimal in its approach to branding, and to other stuff that phone makers typically do to mess up the smartphone experience, like preloading apps and content, or recreating their own, substandard versions of stock Android apps.
|
|
During the crisis, caused in part by substandard water treatment, 100,163 residents were exposed to elevated levels of lead, a dangerous neurotoxin, and were at elevated risk for legionnaire's disease, a waterborne illness linked to 14 deaths in the city since 2014.
|
|
NEW DELHI, Nov 13 (Reuters) - An Indian court on Tuesday imposed a fine of 4.5 million rupees ($70,000) on Nestle India in a 2015 case for selling substandard instant noodles after a laboratory test found high ash content in its popular Maggi brand.
|
|
"The impact of this budget is there's going to be more people who are homeless, who are living in substandard housing, or struggling to pay rent," Mary Cunningham, co-director of the Urban Institute's Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center, told NBC News.
|
|
But NBC's report suggests that in many cases, immigrants in ICE custody — including those who are apprehended at the border while attempting to enter the country and those who are arrested while living in the U.S. — are often given substandard medical care.
|
|
If the NCAA feels your school is substandard, it doesn't matter what grades you got—graduating seniors, no matter how well they did in school, are brought down by the entire population, and will have a hard time meeting NCAA eligibility requirements.
|
|
When Wellner and Clark's relatives died, they sued Kindred Nursing Centers L.P. for allegedly providing a substandard level of care, but the nursing home moved to dismiss the lawsuits, arguing that the arbitration agreements prohibited them from bringing their disputes to court.
|
|
Two sources familiar with the company have said an extension of Klusik's contract had been in doubt because drug production at Bayer's Leverkusen plant in Germany was found to be substandard by U.S. regulators in February and this fell under his remit.
|
|
There's still huge headway to be made in cutting the number of kids slaughtered at birth and Stokes admits that she worries our increased appetite for the meat may result in cheap, substandard versions shipped being in from abroad, but Whetlor is hopeful.
|
|
Court documents say "plaintiffs allege that he falsified patient records to justify a medical procedure, failed to use less invasive techniques, performed as many as 30 surgeries in one day and provided substandard care" that led to permanent injuries and life threatening injuries.
|
|
Boston Scientific Corp is among a handful of manufacturers that have collectively faced an estimated 100,000 lawsuits in state and federal courts over transvaginal mesh, alleging that poor design and substandard materials can cause side effects such as bleeding, infection and nerve damage.
|
|
In a memorandum, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said that the decline in the federal inmate population made it possible to start terminating and winding down contracts with private prisons, which she acknowledged were substandard and less safe than government-run prisons.
|
|
The new site, on farmland just outside the city limits, was annexed into the town, then rezoned from agricultural to commercial, and then declared blighted and substandard, all maneuvers that allowed the town to offer Costco more than $13 million in tax incentives.
|
|
The scale of the problem is hard to quantify precisely, but a WHO pooled analysis of 100 studies from 2007 to 2016, covering more than 48,000 samples, showed 423 percent of drugs in low and middle-income countries to be fake or substandard.
|
|
The U.S. Department of Education, which has been cracking down on some for-profit colleges for substandard teaching and predatory sales techniques, said on Wednesday it had ordered DeVry to only tout student employment prospects if they had evidence to support the assertions.
|
|
The move against the PCC casts doubts on whether tough-talking President Rodrigo Duterte will deliver on his pledge to liberalize telecoms, which he has identified as among several sectors controlled by oligarchs with firms offering substandard services to consumers at high prices.
|
|
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The internal watchdog of the Health and Human Services Department says the often substandard quality of care at hospitals serving Native Americans is the result of outdated equipment and technology, lack of resources, and difficulty attracting and keeping skilled staff.
|
|
Advocates are hitting these ideas hard in the new briefs, writes legal analyst Jessica Mason Pieklo at RH Reality Check: They address the dignity harm HB 2 creates by significantly restricting access to abortion providers, thus subjecting women to substandard health care.
|
|
Dr. Katz came to the Los Angeles County Health Agency four years after the 2007 closing of the Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center, which was known as "Killer King" after a series of preventable deaths and widespread examples of substandard care.
|
|
He knows he needs to persuade fans to see pro athletes the way he does: as employees who go to work every day just like the rest of us, with crummy bosses and substandard workplaces and a power imbalance between labor and management.
|
|
Three women detained in the Orange County jail say they were ignored or offered substandard medical care while pregnant, eventually leading to the deaths of their newborn infants, according to a recent update to a sweeping class-action lawsuit against the county.
|
|
"One of the things that we really believe is that a lot of people have a habit of going to get their breakfast wherever they get their coffee, and they settle for potentially substandard food that happens to be there," Johns said.
|
|
After graduating summa cum laude from the City University of New York in 2013 and the University of Dayton with a law degree in 2016, she went to work representing low-income New Yorkers facing evictions and substandard living conditions at Boom!
|
|
It is one of the poorest cities in the country, and the housing is frequently substandard; one place where Zika surfaced began as a colonia, a formerly illegal subdivision started without city surveying or grading, with a history of ponding and bad drainage.
|
|
Under this arrangement, the employers have been able to pay illegal workers lower wages and often provide substandard working conditions, while the American public absorbed the costs of education, health care and other vital services required by the illegal workers and their dependents.
|
|
Earlier this month, the House Oversight and Reform Committee announced it had opened an investigation into the medical care of immigrant detainees in the wake of a BuzzFeed News investigation that revealed a series of allegations of substandard care from a whistleblower.
|
|
" Deats, who was not involved in the new study, said that falsified and substandard medicines have been a "really hot political issue" for years, but before 2012, "it got mixed up with protection of intellectual property rights versus protection of public health.
|
|
Infants that do survive in these circumstances are often left alone or in substandard childcare facilities while their mothers work at night, and these babies are often at risk for injuries from poor supervision or illness from poor nutrition, the researchers argue.
|
|
Mr. Wyden said she "would be able to give states a green light to push the very frail and sick into high-risk pools" in which they could receive substandard coverage or be forced to pay more for the care they need.
|
|
While there have been no reports of deaths or illnesses related to the substandard vaccines, the news has rattled public confidence in the government and rekindled fears that corruption and abuse in the nation's vast pharmaceutical industry are placing people at risk.
|
|
The settlement covers several forms of economic damages linked to the inflators, including claims that vehicles were inaccurately represented to be safe, buyers had overpaid for cars with defective or substandard air bags and faced out of pocket costs to deal with recalls.
|
|
Among them: calculating the damage to illegal, often substandard homes; persuading storm victims to follow through on application processes that have frustrated many into giving up; and allocating billions in disaster aid that still won't be nearly enough solve the island's housing crisis.
|
|
Meanwhile, the board said it sued certain fuel suppliers of the island's bankrupt power utility, or PREPA, over the weekend to "recover potentially billions of dollars in fraudulent payments," related to the delivery of substandard fuel between 2002 and 2015, according to statement.
|
|
China's quality chief Zhi Shuping told reporters on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament that, although cosmetic and food imports do not account for a large percentage of China's imports from Taiwan, a large number of imports of those products were substandard.
|
|
The task force was formed late last year after a scathing report from UK-based Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)that said auditors hired by plantations were conducting "woefully substandard assessments" and in some cases colluding with growers to disguise violations of the RSPO standard.
|
|
It has made little inroads so far in improving the rural environment, where large amounts of land and water have been contaminated as a result of negligible waste treatment infrastructure, the overuse of fertilizers and pesticides, and the construction of substandard backyard industrial plants.
|
|
The bottom line: The IHS network of hospitals and clinics exclusively treats Native Americans who are in federally protected tribes, and many tribal leaders have traveled to D.C. to beg Congress for help to improve a system they say is riddled with substandard care.
|
|
The apparent plagiarism was first reported by The Washington Post, which noted that two paragraphs of Carson's testimony appeared to be lifted word for word from a 2008 report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation detailing health risks that can come with substandard housing.
|
|
Meanwhile, critics argue that the government only intervenes in the case of fraud, rather than in cases of substandard education, and that it won't be possible properly to assess the success, or otherwise, of the sector until more data on completion rates become available.
|
|
The import alert combined with a failure to treat Kratom leaves as a dietary supplement and enforce CGMP regulations has forced Kratom products into an underground, grey market that permits adulterated and substandard products to flourish while driving legitimate products out of the marketplace.
|
|
"While many advisers seek to do what is best for their customers, others take advantage of regulatory gaps to steer their clients into high-cost, substandard investments that pay the adviser well but eat away at retirement Investors' nest eggs over time," the letter continued.
|
|
Amazon will still give out review units of new products through its Vine program Amazon has often struggled to maintain the integrity of its customer review system, which millions of consumers rely on to make smart purchase decisions and avoid faulty or substandard products.
|
|
Stone, M.D. With VA's health care quality actually pretty good, the real issues are the perception that VA care is substandard, an artifact of the days when it was poor; the recently exposed wait times for medical appointments; and the antiquated disability benefits adjudication process.
|
|
"This significant seizure of counterfeit Nike sneakers illustrates Customs and Border Protection's continued commitment to protecting the American consumer against the proliferation of substandard and potentially unsafe counterfeit consumer goods," stated Troy Miller, Director of CBP's New York Field Office, said in a statement Tuesday.
|
|
The SFC - which is looking to lift the standards of so-called sponsors that lead IPOs in the city and are liable for any misinformation included in prospectuses - had in October said that it was probing "substandard work" by 15 firms during their IPO sponsorship.
|
|
But there's a good thing about a majority of the Camembert sold in France, and so much of the Camembert made and sold around the world — the cheap, substandard, deodorized, dead-inside wheels — which are much easier to get your hands on at the supermarket.
|
|
And in the opposition-held northwest, where fighting has displaced a million people have been displaced into camps, huts, and other substandard shelter, doctors said last week they had seen suspected COVID-19 cases, including fatalities, but had lacked the tests to confirm the diagnoses.
|
|
WASHINGTON, March 1401 (Reuters) - The U.S. Bureau of Prisons lacks policies to safeguard against serving potentially contaminated food to its inmates, a problem that led it to buy substandard products including whole cow hearts disguised as ground beef, the Justice Department's internal watchdog has found.
|
|
"Pregnant people who are incarcerated often receive biased, coercive information about their reproductive options, get substandard prenatal and postnatal care that endangers their health, and are denied reasonable accommodations that help ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy," according to the ACLU of Southern California.
|
|
They remember what it was like when a family member was dying of cancer and they had to pay every last cent for substandard care; they remember what it was like to be looked down upon for being religious, for being poor and unsophisticated.
|
|
In a lengthy interview with ProPublica, Happer said science education in the United States is substandard, that he resents being called a "climate denier," and explained his conviction that carbon dioxide is actually good for the planet, as it fosters plant growth and pushes up agricultural yields.
|
|
Pitt spends the rest of the movie mostly looking stricken and uncomfortable, as if he'd eaten substandard tinned meat, and you mentally start taking note of other actors who could have been slotted in to provide the same mix of gravitas and testosterone: Clooney, DiCaprio, maybe Damon.
|
|
Changsheng Biotechnology, a $3.5 billion drugs firm before the news broke, said last week that regulators had ordered it to halt production of a rabies vaccine due to substandard production, adding that it had been fined for similar issues with its diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus vaccines.
|
|
Underlings told their superiors at Countrywide about the substandard quality of what were supposed to be prime loans, but the firm ignored the warnings and sold 17,611 of them to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, despite contractual guarantees that the loans were investment-grade.
|
|
That they haven't yet done so reflects the dominance of the tenured in the workings of the job market, of those ensconced in a system that believes paying one's dues — taking substandard, temporary work — is the sacrifice one must make to work in the modern university.
|
|
The Wall Street Journal had cited food safety inspectors in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh as saying they had filed a lawsuit accusing Nestle of substandard practices after ash content in samples of its Maggi 2-Minute Noodles was found to exceed the legal limit.
|
|
"Before the walkouts, no one cared that substandard schools made it all but impossible for Chicano youths to find strength and pride in their culture, language, and history—or to make the most of their lives," David Sanchez, founder of the Brown Berets, told the Times.
|
|
Eubanks, who is co-founder of the grassroots anti-poverty organization Our Knowledge, Our Power, showed government services like child-welfare monitoring, the provision of food stamps, and Medicare are subject to biases that arise from substandard approaches to data collection, or just plain bad analysis.
|
|
"It's unlikely that someone who rents out substandard housing is going to say, 'Oh, by the way, there are six other people living here,'" said Ilene J. Jacobs of the nonprofit group California Rural Legal Assistance, who has served on an advisory committee for the census.
|
|
In the course of any performance of continuous improvisation lasting for the best part of an hour there are going to be lulls — substandard stretches that are left behind, that evaporate and are forgotten as a show progresses, but that can fatally contaminate an entire recording.
|
|
Consider what the power and devastation of hurricanes like Harvey, Irma, Jose and Maria bring in a place where most of the roads are unpaved, most of the residents have no way to evacuate, there are no emergency shelters or where houses are built from substandard materials.
|
|
Kroc strides onto a golf course brandishing a substandard burger and raging about lettuce, and, when he loses his heart to a woman named Joan Smith (Linda Cardellini), they seal their love, in a late-night call, by discussing foot traffic in one of the franchise outlets.
|
|
Jacky Rosen, a Nevada Democrat who sits on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said she would delay the nominations of two Homeland Security nominees, including Wolf, citing "inhumane and substandard" conditions for children at the department's facilities, according to her office at the time.
|
|
Immigrants experience Homeland Security's substandard medical care, and its related record-keeping standards, while waiting in Mexico to present themselves at the border; in a Customs, ICE or ICE-partnered facility; in an HHS center or in private clinics as they await adjudication of their immigration cases.
|
|
Many of the disparities documented in the 1968 Kerner Commission report that informed the law persist: too many impoverished, communities of color continue to experience high levels of insecurity and violence, substandard sanitation, poor health, higher mortality rates, and a dearth of affordable healthy foods and services.
|
|
Predictably, what that means for consumers that out-of-pocket expenses for healthcare continue to increase year over year, finally reaching the absurd situation we're in now, spending about twice the average per capita on healthcare while observing markedly substandard health outcomes compared to other industrialized nations.
|
|
"Medical and mental health care in immigration detention facilities — including Aurora — repeatedly has been flagged as grossly substandard, even though substantial evidence indicates that facility staff, and ICE, are aware of the grave risks to detainees' health," the attorneys wrote in a letter to the Department of Homeland Security.
|
|
"I don't want to create a culture [where] people are fearful of making mistakes or causing outages because they want to move fast and take smart risks, but I also don't want a culture where we do substandard work and cause outages that are easily avoidable," Pham wrote.
|
|
People employed in manufacturing often work excessive hours, are underpaid, live in substandard housing and have their documents withheld to prevent them from leaving their jobs, according to IOM X. "It often leaves them not better off than where they started," said IOM X programme leader Tara Dermott.
|
|
"I was saddened that the foreign media, whom we assumed understood children' rights very well as well as the procedures for protecting children and minors, but their standards have turned out to be unexpectedly substandard," Tawatchai Thaikyo, the country's Deputy Permanent Secretary for Justice said in a Facebook post.
|
|
Though the federal government has mandated that every citizen receive a safe and dry place to live, the laggard pace of construction and high speed of migration has forced many to live in substandard conditions in stadiums, overcrowded homeless shelters, or converted storefronts ill-fitted to be homes.
|
|
Although it isn't likely that John and I would have seen Sex Education in primary school, it is certain that a show like this will impact the lives of teenagers who find themselves at the age when they're receiving substandard education on the complicated architecture of sexual relationships.
|
|
The new policies — including the Migrant Protection Protocols, also known as "Remain in Mexico" — have come under harsh criticism from immigrant rights groups, who point out that the programs have contributed to migrant families living in substandard conditions in refugee camps along the Mexican side of the border.
|
|
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is pushing to scrap a rule that would have made it easier for nursing home residents to sue nursing homes for injuries caused by substandard care, abuse or neglect, bringing its campaign to relax federal regulations to the delicate business of care for older Americans.
|
|
Despite being routinely heralded as a technology and innovation hub, the city is plagued by a lack of competition in the broadband sector, leaving city residents with the choice of just one or two giant internet service providers (ISPs) eager to overcharge consumers for what's usually substandard service.
|
|
Critics of working conditions in Abu Dhabi say laborers must pay large recruitment and transit fees, and there have been reports that some employers or contractors have seized the workers' passports, housed them in substandard conditions and paid them less than expected, all while enforcing demanding work schedules.
|
|
If she is successful in overhauling the accreditation system and loosening federal regulations governing oversight, those substandard institutions will enjoy a new ability to rake in money in financial aid--getting rich off the backs of low-income students and others who trust their government agencies to act in their interest.
|
|
At the same time, there is an increasing body of research that overcrowded, substandard housing conditions, residential mobility, and stressors on parents when they must choose between paying the rent or feeding their children can have a lifelong impact on the physical, social, emotional and cognitive development of young children.
|
|
Rushing into a life-or-death operation and worrying only about the health of the mother, the surgical team hadn't thought they might need anything other than their regular kit, a substandard ensemble they fatalistically call "kamikaze": short-sleeved cotton scrubs, rubber apron, latex gloves, paper surgical mask, goggles, bonnet.
|
|
Second, drugs exported from Canada that are not intended for the U.S. market – regardless of where they were made — are not inspected for safety and quality by Canadian authorities before they are shipped to the U.S. These two issues represent a dangerous risk to patients from falsified and substandard drugs.
|
|
Public housing is just one front in a vast reckoning over where and how people will live in the US. California is one of many states suffering from an acute housing shortage, which is driving up the cost of living and forcing people into substandard housing or out of cities altogether.
|
|
Even so, what he brought back from his experience is enough to provide a serious look into the lives of millions of people around the globe who labor in unregulated factories, live in substandard illegal housing, face violence on a daily basis, and are manipulated and exploited by their employers.
|
|
Last fall, the players exercised their option to terminate the collective bargaining agreement after the 2019 season, unhappy about a wage structure negotiated before the league's most recent deal with ESPN, which more than doubled annual television revenue, along with what the players view as substandard working conditions and other concerns.
|
|
Most devastating of all, with their children unqualified for proper local public schools, migrant parents are forced to choose between sending them home to the countryside for education, where they may be raised by grandparents or no one at all, and enrolling them in substandard Beijing schools created to serve migrants.
|
|
When investigators reported in 2015 that 123,000 migrant construction workers employed at New York University's campus in Abu Dhabi had not been paid money they were owed, and were subject to substandard working conditions, the university vowed to reimburse the workers and provide regular updates on its compliance with labor standards.
|
|
After the building crumbled around him, he gave an on-air account to a Spanish-language news outlet and became a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the developers of the project and their construction firms, accusing them of using substandard materials and inadequate underpinnings to shore up the concrete floors.
|
|
In interviews over the past month with a half-dozen current and former employees, who asked not to be named for fear of retribution, all described a company culture in which substandard pay, flimsy benefits, and scarce perks are endured in exchange for working toward a mission they truly believe in.
|
|
Beijing officials also insist that they did not buy any of a batch of 250,000 doses of jabs for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (DPT) sold by the same firm in 5663—which it now emerges were declared "substandard" by regulators, though that finding only became public nine months later, on July 17th.
|
|
"If you are a child born into a broken family, in an unstable home, in a dangerous neighborhood, in substandard housing, in a school that's failing in your community, where the people on the street corners are drug dealers or not good role models, you've got six strikes against you," he said.
|
|
The lawsuit, which was filed in November by the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, claimed that immigrant students in Utica, in central New York, had been funneled into substandard alternative programs rather than being enrolled in the district's only public high school, because of their advanced ages and shaky English skills.
|
|
Boeing received the largest corporate tax break payout in Washington state history by far, and it repaid that taxpayer generosity by slashing and moving jobs, building substandard products that killed users, and delivering outsize paydays to the masterminds who oversaw one of the most embarrassing two-year periods in American corporate history.
|
|
Many low-income parents now often have no choice but to send their children to substandard child care centersThere's no shortage of stories of children who have been abused or died while in the care of a center that was less expensive than other options, and may have even technically met state standards.
|
|
" Johns also told CNBC, "One of the things that we really believe is that a lot of people have a habit of going to get their breakfast wherever they get their coffee, and they settle for potentially substandard food that happens to be there…We're going to flip that, flip that expectation.
|
|
" Before the ruling came down, Dr. Kumar said, he felt panicky thinking about having to tell patients "that this is how I normally would do the procedure if I were in any other state, but because of the new state law, I now have to provide you with care that is substandard.
|
|
This allows the public to make light of things like prison rape as just one of the natural consequences of being imprisoned; it allows for guards to beat and rape prisoners themselves; it allows corporations to exploit prisoners in the form of overpriced phone calls, substandard food and healthcare service, and unfair working conditions.
|
|
Because the Texas Department of Criminal Justice "obtained the drug from a source that has repeatedly violated federal and state standards and engages in unsanitary practices, Garcia has real, substantial concerns that the pentobarbital will not be what it purports to be, will be contaminated, or will be otherwise substandard," attorneys for Joseph Garcia wrote.
|
|
" The members of the trade commission — three Republicans and two Democrats — voted unanimously to take action against the Florida operation, which the commission described as "a classic bait-and-switch scheme designed to trick consumers into paying hundreds of dollars for substandard products under the pretense that they are actually receiving comprehensive health insurance.
|
|
The photos, from the private collection of the Titanic's chief electrical engineer, John Kempster, are said to shed light on the true cause of the sinking — a topic that has been hotly debated over the years — by revealing the use of a range of substandard materials (and cost-cutting, dangerous shortcuts) during the building of the mighty ship.
|
|
Assessment and diagnostic procedures are not standardized, resulting in disparity within and between service branches, and between the Department of Defense and the VA. On a personal level, I can speak directly to the harmful effects of the military's fragmented system, lack of planning, inadequate staffing and treatment access resulting in no care or substandard care.
|
|
And at a time when 6433 states are facing systemwide lawsuits that claim high rates of abuse and neglect of children and serious foster home shortages, Mississippi has become a case study in just how long and egregiously a state system meant to protect children can continue with substandard care that is out of compliance with a court order.
|
|
Instead, they funnel time-strapped, unprepared young men into what he and others have dubbed an "eligibility curriculum"—a campus-by-campus patchwork of undemanding courses, friendly professors, overly helpful tutors, lavish study halls, and substance-free majors that keeps athletes eligible to play under NCAA academic standards, while leaving them with substandard educations and Potemkin degrees.
|
|
Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat Joseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts MORE (D-Mass.) if he believed substandard public housing conditions pose a risk to tenants' physical, mental and emotional health if left unaddressed.
|
|
Not every veteran is eligible for VA care, travel and wait times can be excessive, and some veterans do not wish to use the system following previous substandard care or treatment from VA. We must ensure that every veteran receives excellent care and is able to access holistic support to address his or her individual needs.
|
|
Shulkin ordered the rewriting of decades old policies on hiring and reporting poor medical care providers to authorities after USA TODAY revealed massive lapses in hiring guidelines and in reporting substandard practitioners to state licensing boards and a national database created to stop them from crossing state lines to escape their pasts and potentially harm other patients.
|
|
While boosters of the Cures Act see it as a much-needed FDA overhaul, critics have pointed out that the bill — and its previous iterations — includes provisions that will erode the quality of evidence the FDA uses to evaluate new drugs and devices, making it easier for companies to bring substandard or ineffective medicines and devices to market.
|
|
Carson also drew on the connection between housing and health during his confirmation hearing, arguing in his opening statement that his background as a medical professional prepares him for the top HUD post, noting that "good health has a lot to do with a good environment" and that substandard living conditions can result in health problems, including learning disabilities in children.
|
|
People employed in manufacturing often work excessive hours, are underpaid, live in substandard housing and have their documents withheld to prevent them from leaving their jobs, according to IOM X. Debt bondage is also common, where migrant workers pay hundreds of dollars to secure a job but are not allowed to leave the workplace when they suffer abuse, it said.
|
|
"The movements of now are faced with the same and worsening challenges that organizers and activists encountered in the 1960s — substandard conditions in Black communities, a lack of political power, and an amnesia that says that Black suffering is a product of our imagination rather than our lived experiences" wrote Ms. Garza, a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Global Network.
|
|
"Our objectives in joining the initial lawsuit were to protect Texans from unnecessary price hikes and to ensure that Texans living in both urban and rural areas will not get stuck with substandard service as the market for wireless telecommunication services evolves to adopt new standards of technology with the power to transform the Texas economy," Paxton said in a statement.
|
|