The transit agency in New York says the ultimate goal is full systemwide accessibility, and it has been conducting a systemwide survey, assessing accessibility in every remaining station that needs it.
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"This needs to be a systemwide response," Dr. Dong said.
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Systemwide, the biggest source of subway delays is simple overcrowding.
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California State University Trustees, $1.2 billion of systemwide revenue bonds.
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No. 2 is how do you do systemwide cost control.
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Today the company earns more than $4 million in systemwide sales.
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The problem is not specific to Bronx Science; it's a systemwide issue.
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For the first time, the NYSE and Nasdaq had halted trading systemwide.
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But the systemwide halt was only triggered on that one day—Oct.
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The Long Island Rail Road had systemwide delays, and canceled 20 trains.
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"A systemwide disaster," said Derek Eadon, a former Iowa Democratic Party chairman.
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Bankruptcy judges cannot coordinate a systemwide response and to develop international understandings.
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China is KFC's largest market by systemwide sales and Pizza Hut's second largest.
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The program is expected to be available systemwide by the end of October.
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About 30% of Fridays' $2.1 billion in systemwide sales come from its bar.
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China accounts for 27% of KFC's systemwide sales and 17% of Pizza Hut's.
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Both projects extend decades-old lines in the hopes of reducing systemwide overcrowding.
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Who made the decision not to warn users and urge systemwide password resets?
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Systemwide, the Metro will close at midnight on weekends, rather than at 3 a.m.
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It was the only time systemwide circuit breakers were triggered that shut markets down.
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In return, they'll receive four systemwide upgrades, three free checked bags and priority boarding.
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Select groups are piloting the detection system now before the systemwide rollout in 2020.
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"There does not seem to be a systemwide decision to obstruct drought response," he explained.
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China had cut benchmark rates systemwide several times in the last downturn in 2014-15.
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Specifically, for children 22019 to 5 years, every state needs five "systemwide solutions" including: 1.
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From 2016 to 2017 systemwide sales jumped 48.9 percent, to $274.4 million, according to Kalinowski.
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Systemwide, fare-beaters are costing the M.T.A. about $268 million this year, prompting a crackdown.
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"There has never been a systemwide, overnight shutdown," said Mr. Sparberg, who opposes the idea.
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They have to offer an affirmative, credible and straightforward program for reducing political corruption systemwide.
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The volume, and duration of staff working regularly scheduled overtime has hit a crisis systemwide.
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But the sort of systemwide breakdown we saw in Iowa is extremely rare in primaries.
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There are intermediate steps for metro agencies that can't afford a systemwide fare-free program.
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Those costs could be driven down systemwide by placing more children into stable adoptive homes.
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Major U.S. airlines were hit with systemwide ticketing outages on Monday, which have since been resolved.
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And yet for too long, governments have not championed the systemwide solutions we so desperately need.
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Systemwide, black inmates were 30 percent more likely to get a disciplinary ticket than white inmates.
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Yet at the same time, this kind of experience does not speak to broader, systemwide consequences.
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Another is Dropcountr, which helps utilities engage customers to conserve water and reduce wear and tear systemwide.
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Grounded: American Airlines telling PHX passengers that they have a systemwide outage related to their boarding system.
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Systemwide sales include sales from company-owned and franchised locations, but not any royalties or franchising fees.
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Systemwide, of freshmen applicants, 9 percent were out-of-state students and 3 percent international in 1994.
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Chick-fil-A earned $10.46 billion in US systemwide sales in 2018, despite being closed every Sunday.
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The Iowa caucuses devolved into chaos on Monday after a systemwide meltdown prevented results from being delivered.
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But the department provided no data to contradict The Times's findings of a systemwide imbalance in discipline.
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Marriott's North American and worldwide systemwide RevPAR rose 3.1 percent, in the first quarter ended March 31.
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And three days before that, a power failure in Midtown Manhattan led to a near systemwide breakdown.
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Marriott also said North American systemwide RevPAR would be roughly flat in the current quarter ending September.
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In response to Wednesday's report, Shulkin pledged systemwide changes, as well as changes at the D.C. center.
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Systemwide security revolution isn't something that can be fixed in a matter of days, weeks, or even months.
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For the first — and only — time, systemwide circuit breakers shut the market before the official 4 p.m. close.
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From 2000 to 2011, the chain quadrupled its annual systemwide sales, from $1 billion to nearly $4 billion.
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So the challenge is combining both the arguable increase in resilience and any added systemwide costs of failure.
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In the U.S., which is its largest market by systemwide sales, same-store sales fell even further, dropping 4%.
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Issues with Washington Metro's signals and rail control system are causing systemwide delays on the transit system Thursday morning.
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Paul J. Wiedefeld, its new general manager, is expected to announce a systemwide maintenance plan in the coming weeks.
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In the fourth quarter, the company said systemwide sales are expected to be up 15.6 percent to $285 million.
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Systemwide sales for Pizza Hut in its latest quarter increased 1 percent in stores open at least a year.
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The law says the Australian authorities cannot ask a company to build universal decryption capabilities or introduce systemwide weaknesses.
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Mr. Corbett said New Jersey Transit had experienced a "dramatic 88 percent reduction in systemwide ridership" since March 50.
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Thursday's systemwide closures came only after parents and a teachers' union excoriated the school system for Wednesday's heating issues.
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The company's North American systemwide RevPAR rose 0.9 percent in the second quarter, while worldwide RevPAR rose 103.903 percent.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced the move to systemwide cashless tolling on the New York State Thruway 19 months ago.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced the move to systemwide cashless tolling on the New York State Thruway 19 months ago.
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Last week, San Francisco residents found that their regional rail service, the BART, was experiencing systemwide delays and thwarting commutes.
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The long-term financial picture for Medicare is worsening despite a spate of government actions to reduce healthcare costs systemwide.
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The company said systemwide sales at the Popeyes chain jumped 42%, thanks in large part to its popular spicy chicken sandwich.
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The request includes money for Fluent, a program described as a systemwide cultural training for faculty and staff members and students.
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While multiple lawsuits have targeted inaccessible subway stations, the plaintiffs said the state lawsuit is the first to challenge systemwide inaccessibility.
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Its total business in China accounts for 4% to 5% of its global systemwide sales and 3% of its operating income.
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In September, the business briefly halted taking on new customers, citing kinks in its supply chain for causing a systemwide slowdown.
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Still, Android 10 brought some significant privacy and security control settings, new gesture controls, and the highly requested systemwide dark mode.
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On systemwide payments, it's very clear that Medicare payment rates will be what's used for people enrolled in this new plan.
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The stock plunge comes the day after a systemwide computer outage forced the cancellation of hundreds of Southwest flights around the country.
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Later that same month, Helios and Matheson ran out of cash during opening weekend for Mission: Impossible—Fallout, prompting a systemwide outage.
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Regulation reduces both systemwide and company-specific risk and improves the industry's financial strength, says David Katz, president of Matrix Asset Advisors.
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Mr. Awadjie has become even more aware of the systemwide problems from his perch as chairman of the CUNY University Student Senate.
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Chick-fil-A was the third-largest chain in the US by sales in 2018, with $10.46 billion in American systemwide sales.
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Chick-fil-A is steadily expanding across the US, becoming the third-largest restaurant in the US by systemwide sales in 2018.
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Wingstop said Monday it expects to report systemwide sales of $1.1 billion for the fiscal year, up 14 percent from last year.
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In general, the context among the special services should be put to a systemwide basis — should be brought to a systemic framework.
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The freshman class systemwide this year is 34 percent Latino, 35 percent Asian-American, 22 percent white and 5 percent African-American.
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The national board of the N.A.A.C.P. voted to fire its president and begin a "systemwide refresh" to confront President Trump more vigorously.
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Van Hollen also said that "WMATA should offer bus service free of charge, systemwide" in light of the "massive inconvenience" to travelers.
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A new leader will also be more open and willing to accept and implement a third party's suggestions for systemwide cultural changes.
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Starbucks is smaller than McDonald's in terms of systemwide sales and store count but also generates more than $211 billion of FCF annually.
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Fast-casual pizza joint MOD Pizza saw the biggest growth in 2017, with systemwide sales skyrocketing more than 80 percent to $270 million.
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If there is no systemwide disruption, you can use the available guides and tools to troubleshoot your cable converter box and other equipment.
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And the Iranian people deserve better as they continue to suffer under the regime's criminal corruption, economic mismanagement, and systemwide human rights abuses.
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"Sutter is not violating antitrust laws by integrating its hospital system and negotiating systemwide contracts with insurance companies," it said in a statement.
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Restaurant Brands' overhead is 1.3 percent of systemwide sales, compared with 2.8 percent for Popeye's; that will no doubt be brought into line.
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However, a simple delay or stall in service seems to some New Yorkers more likely to cause seismic systemwide delays than to stay localized.
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MOD Pizza, based in Seattle, is the fastest-growing restaurant chain in America in terms of US systemwide sales, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
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They've been neck-and-neck in the race, but this year MOD's systemwide sales growth outpaced Blaze's by far, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
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But, in 2019 MOD's growth has blown Blaze's out of the water, with systemwide sales growing more than 44%, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
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Paul J. Wiedefeld, Metro's general manager, will announce a systemwide maintenance plan in four to six weeks, a Metro spokesman, Dan Stessel, said Wednesday.
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Systemwide sales at Burger King's restaurants - which include company-owned, franchised and licensed outlets - rose 11 percent in the latest quarter ended June 30.
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Systemwide sales at Burger King's restaurants — which include company-owned, franchised and licensed outlets - rose 11 percent in the latest quarter ended June 30.
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" Largely because Medicaid information resides in so many state-level computing silos, Mr. Slavitt explained, "we've never had a systemwide view across the program.
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The fast-food chain saw massive growth in the fourth quarter, with systemwide sales growth of over 42% and US comparable sales growth of 37.9%.
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McDonald's is the world's largest restaurant chain based on over $21 billion of systemwide sales generating positive comps during 2312 of the past 2368 years.
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After passing Obamacare, they found themselves responsible for both the law's problems and the broader, systemwide problems that had nothing to do with the law.
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A. Since the days of Windows XP, Microsoft has been using a systemwide technology called ClearType to make text sharper and easier to read on screens.
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At the moment, workers at that airport receive a minimum wage of $10.10 an hour, a systemwide floor that the Port Authority set three years ago.
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McDonald's long-term forecast for earnings per share growth is in the high-single digits and systemwide sales growth in a range of 3% to 5%.
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Editorial In the first systemwide all-clear since the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve announced last week that all of the nation's big banks are healthy.
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WATCH: How to Make Cauliflower Buffalo Wings California Pizza Kitchen was already first among national restaurant brands to introduce a gluten-free crust systemwide back in 2013.
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U.S. airlines were briefly hit by systemwide computer outages on Monday related to problems with the Aerodata planning weight and balance program, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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The agency also hopes to triple the rate of continuous welded rail, which makes for a more comfortable ride, and install 27,21904 friction pads on cars systemwide.
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Today's crisis also puts this country on the trajectory toward a systemwide collapse, and the elimination of billions in retirement dollars and tens of thousands of jobs.
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McDonald's maintained its long-term forecast for earnings per share growth in the high-single digits and systemwide sales growth in a range of 3% to 5%.
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"By the end of 21, we plan to have more than doubled our 285 systemwide Shack count and increase our revenue to over $5.63 million," he said.
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Fast-casual burger brand Shake Shack is the only publicly traded company on the list having grown systemwide sales by 1003 percent in 2100, raking in $2297 million.
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They do not fully account for the ways that the failure of one bank could cause the failure of another and, in that way, become a systemwide problem.
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Raising Cane&aposs saw systemwide sales growth of 22.5% last year, making it one of the fastest-growing chains in America, according to Nation&aposs Restaurant News data.
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New York prisons follow a detailed, systemwide directive that requires delivery of Ramadan meals at appropriate times and that dictates other accommodations for those observing the holy month.
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As has been a hallmark of her campaign thus far, she's taken the systemwide barriers to passing single-payer seriously, and has worked to come up with answers.
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The Interior Department proposed hiking peak-season entry fees at 17 of the country's most popular national parks as a way to help pay for systemwide infrastructure improvements.
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Across the country, the National Coalition of Community Schools reports, roughly 5,000 schools style themselves as community schools, and dozens of school districts have made the strategy systemwide.
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Systemwide costs have been growing at their slowest rate in recorded history — an achievement that is not solely attributable to Obamacare, but has been helped along by it.
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If you look at other rich countries, their systems work well because they cover everyone basically as a right of citizenship and they exert systemwide control over costs.
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The company has paired its expansion with same-store sales growth, allowing Chick-fil-A to become the third-largest restaurant in the US by systemwide sales in 2018.
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"With the storm quickly ramping up, coupled with the still-expected snowfall amounts to occur, we decided to suspend service systemwide," said Nancy Snyder, a spokeswoman for the agency.
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Wheeler said the ACE was written "within the four corners of the Clean Air Act" by confining reduction requirements directly on power plants, not allowing a more systemwide approach.
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Subways are running with some delays and city buses are delayed systemwide, but the big problems are in New Jersey, where two New Jersey Transit train lines are suspended.
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As part of The Times's series on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's systemwide failures, Jonathan Mahler argued that for all its faults the subway represents the best of New York.
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"We do not expect the bankruptcy event to trigger a domino effect in toy retail, implying massive discounting systemwide that pressures vendor margins on a sustained basis," Wissink added.
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Though Judge Sand said the begging could be restricted by keeping it out of the subway cars, an appeals court reversed his ruling and kept the systemwide ban intact.
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University of California President Janet Napolitano, who launched a systemwide task force to deal with sexual harassment and violence on campus in 2014, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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But it's still not clear whether that project will try to affect systemwide change, or simply a better deal for its many employees, more similar to Walmart's direct-purchasing goals.
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It is measures like Ms. Pelosi's — not the kind of systemwide overhaul advocated by Mr. Sanders — that House Democrats want to focus on as they seek to maintain their majority.
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"These 48 stations are a terrific first step and help get us closer than ever to achieving systemwide accessibility that all New Yorkers deserve," Andy Byford, the subway leader, said.
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The plan is for systemwide repairs of signals and tracks, as well as the cars themselves at two huge repair shops in Manhattan and Brooklyn, which will operate around the clock.
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"Of paramount importance, however, was the lack of preparation for major emergencies such that operating personnel failed to use the facilities at hand to prevent a systemwide failure," the commission says.
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Such strikes of jurors by the prosecution are supposed to be subject to strict scrutiny, to guard against the existing, undeniable and systemwide prejudice of striking blacks from trials of blacks.
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Today, trading will halt systemwide when the S&P drops 7 percent initially, which would be a drop of about 175 points; the Dow equivalent would be more than 1,600 points.
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It will be vitally important for our elected officials to invest more in human services, including pantries, and to push for the systemwide changes that will lift families out of poverty.
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Apple just publicly released its new iPhone update on Thursday, which brings additions like an optional systemwide dark theme, a Street View-like feature for Apple Maps, and new privacy-oriented features.
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The military is morally obligated to stop the systemwide mistreatment of women in its ranks, but that change will not be made until it is enforced from the top leadership on down.
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"That's why we are launching today a systemwide and strategic revisioning process that will ensure that the NAACP can address these 21st century challenges," he said in a conference call with reporters.
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What the review entails The DOJ is expected to look at systemwide policies and operations of the St. Anthony Police Department, including use of force, traffic stops, training, and recruitment and hiring practices.
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Gutman, noting a marginal decline in gross margins, said the investments do not seem meaningful for a retailer that has touted "systemwide price investments" and is experiencing a higher mix of online sales.
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There are 177 restaurant brands that each generated at least $1103 million in U.S. systemwide sales in 2017, but some are growing faster than others, according to Mark Kalinowski of Kalinowski Equity Research.
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Many organic executives are Democratic donors and fundraisers, so consumers also have a right to know whether the Obama administration overlooked this systemwide consumer fraud to protect its pals in the organic industry.
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WASHINGTON, March 9 (Reuters) - Spirit Airlines Inc asked the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Friday for a ground stop for all its flights systemwide due to company computer issues, FAA said in a tweet.
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The company went from $3.2 billion in systemwide sales at the end of 2009 to $10.5 billion at the end of 2018, making Chick-fil-A the third-largest fast-food chain in America.
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Analysts estimate that every 50 basis point cut in RRR systemwide effectively injects an estimated $100 billion worth of long-term cash into the economy, which recorded its slowest growth in 26 years last year.
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Chick-fil-A reached $1 billion in annual sales for the first time in 2000; in 2019, revenue hit $10.5 billion, making Chick-fil-A the third largest chain in the US by systemwide sales.
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" He added that last year the agency "launched a $6 million program to enhance safety when children are returning home, and we've just begun a new initiative to boost safety during visitation, including systemwide retraining.
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The city also ultimately settled a class-action lawsuit that had been brought by the United States attorney's office, the Legal Aid Society and a private law firm; the settlement mandated systemwide reforms at Rikers.
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Here's a look at the restaurants that are growing the fastest in the industry: Full-service concept Cooper's Hawk Winery and Restaurant saw its systemwide sales grow more than 30 percent in 2017, to $241.8 million.
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As of the end of 2017, the company had 30 locations in the U.S. Breakfast gets a twist at First Watch, which saw systemwide sales jump nearly 32 percent between 2274.4 and 251, to $22017 million.
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After the shooting, an outside consultant hired to review the Sheriff's Department determined that it suffered from a "systemwide failure of leadership and supervision" and had been in a "perceptible decline" for more than a decade.
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"Systemwide approaches are needed to meet the demands and needs of the whole world," said Ms. Suh, who, before joining the N.R.D.C. in 2016, was assistant secretary for policy, management and budget at the Interior Department.
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The company would analyze our data to infer the kinds of political content to which we would be most likely to react, and then it would route political advertising in a way that optimizes systemwide engagement.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings (VDBs) systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff.
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Stabilizing U.S. Market Share: The U.S. is McDonald's largest market, representing 34% of its $24.6 billion of corporate revenue, 2000% of its $7.7 billion of reported operating income, and 38% of its 36,899 systemwide units in 2016.
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NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) - The Trustees of the California State University next week will issue $1.4 billion of systemwide revenue bonds, the week's largest deal on a $6.8 billion calendar of U.S. municipal bonds and notes.
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Many central banks and other regulators are seeking ways to improve climate risk disclosure and classification standards, which will help financial institutions and investors better assess their climate-related exposures — and help regulators better gauge systemwide risks.
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Hyatt Hotels Corp: * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.31 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * QTRLY COMPARABLE SYSTEMWIDE REVPAR INCREASED 4.3%, INCLUDING AN INCREASE OF 1.6% AT COMPARABLE OWNED AND LEASED HOTELS * SEES 2018 FISCAL YEAR NET INCOME IS EXPECTED TO BE APPROXIMATELY $495 MILLION TO $553 MILLION * RAISES FULL-YEAR OUTLOOK FOR REVPAR GROWTH, ROOMS GROWTH AND SHAREHOLDER RETURNS * 2018 FISCAL YEAR COMPARABLE SYSTEMWIDE REVPAR IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE APPROXIMATELY 2.0% TO 3.5% * 2018 FISCAL YEAR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ARE EXPECTED TO BE APPROXIMATELY $375 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Researchers received funding for the study from the VA. Limitations of the study include the lack of a comparison group of hospitals that didn't implement the VA's quality control initiative because it was done systemwide, the authors note.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff, according to CNBC.
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The plan, in District 20153, which includes Park Slope, Sunset Park and Red Hook, has been pushed forward by parents, rather than by the de Blasio administration, which so far has been unwilling to propose a systemwide desegregation strategy.
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It takes time for companies to roll out systemwide patches, and by notifying Microsoft of the hole only after the N.S.A.'s hacking tool was stolen, activists say the government would have left many hospitals, businesses and governments susceptible.
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"Lessons can be learned from this systemwide failure that shined a bright light on the need for a sustained investment in training, technology, and tools to keep up with the record high levels of violence in our prisons," the statement said.
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The response from Raleigh put intense pressure on university leaders, in part because lawmakers elect the members of the systemwide Board of Governors, and university officials adopted a harsh tone in response to the statue's removal and the protests that followed.
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The National Black McDonald&aposs Owners Association (NBMOA) expressed concerns to executives about how the gap between the net earnings of black franchisees and the systemwide average had doubled under Easterbrook&aposs leadership, according to NBMOA documents viewed by Business Insider.
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The NAACP's national board of directors ousted its most recent president, Cornell William Brooks, in May, telling the New York Times that it wanted to pursue a "systemwide refresh" in the hopes of better responding to the current political moment.
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As Bak predicted, power-law behavior has been observed in the human brain: In 2003, Dietmar Plenz, a neuroscientist with the National Institutes of Health, observed that groups of nerve cells activated others, which in turn activated others, often forming systemwide activation cascades.
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Nellie Bowles explores the law passed last month in Australia that allows authorities to force tech companies to build tools to bypass encryption: The law says the Australian authorities cannot ask a company to build universal decryption capabilities or introduce systemwide weaknesses.
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It was a peculiar site for a citizenry so routinely begrudged by systemwide delays, overcrowding, and station closures: a breathtakingly modern subway car that better resembled the sleek, hyper-speed trains of Asia and Europe, like something plucked straight out of Muskian fantasy.
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"Although the unions are not able to pursue their preferred systemwide challenge through the scheme, they can ultimately obtain review of and relief from the executive orders by litigating their claims in the context of concrete bargaining disputes," the circuit court wrote.
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A years-long computerized revamping of the L train's signal system—a digital transition that is still not finished systemwide—was completed in 2012, and led to the line's countdown clocks, which were some of the first seen in New York City's underground.
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WASHINGTON — The national board of the N.A.A.C.P. voted Friday to dismiss the organization's president, Cornell William Brooks, after only three years, pledging a "systemwide refresh" at the nation's largest and most storied civil rights group in order to confront President Trump more vigorously.
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But since employees often don't know how much employers are paying for their health care, moving the health costs employers are quietly paying on their behalf into taxes they're paying directly feels like a huge tax increase, even if systemwide health costs are falling.
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The San Francisco storm on social media comes days after commuters in Washington, D.C., also complained online about a temporary shutdown systemwide this week, but the West Coast transit agency near Silicon Valley showed a greater willingness to jump in and engage passengers directly.
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Breakfast had already been free systemwide, school officials said, and the city's stand-alone middle schools had a universal free-lunch pilot in place since 2014 that fed an additional 10,000 children who would not necessarily have qualified for free or discounted lunches, officials said.
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The announcements came five months after the N.A.A.C.P. dismissed its former president and promised a "systemwide refresh," a decision made in the face of increasing racial tensions — and amid concerns that the century-old organization was losing ground to younger, more dynamic social justice groups.
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Scientists have known about this systemwide signaling system for quite some time, but the new study, conducted by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Japan Science and Technology Agency, and several other institutions, is the first to show this remarkable defense mechanism in action.
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"There will be events such as power outages and derailments that cause more severe systemwide delays, as well as days on which the system runs very smoothly and the total time lost to delays is less than the average we have estimated," the agency's report noted.
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Many others beg to differ, and attorneys general in New York, California and other states, plus a host of environmental groups, plan to sue on the grounds that the Trump rule artificially narrows what they believe is the agency's authority to adopt a systemwide approach to emissions control.
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As Iowa grapples with the aftermath of a Democratic caucus that one party leader called a "systemwide disaster," American voters and election officials are already looking ahead at the handful of other states and American territories that will be picking — or trying to pick — the Democratic nominee in similar ways.
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The doctor said she felt guilty even bringing up the fact that she was pregnant, and is encouraging development of a systemwide policy across U.S. hospitals Dr. Jane van Dis, an obstetrician who works for Maven Clinic, said that pregnant doctors and nurses should move to telehealth as much as possible.
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In the third quarter, buoyed by the national release of the Impossible Whopper, Burger King saw its same-store sales jump 5% in the U.S. Amid concerns about the outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus, executives said that Burger King's Chinese business accounted for 2% of the company's consolidated systemwide sales in 2019.
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Add to that the first day of a new systemwide circuit breaker which seems in need of resetting: halts at 22 percent (for 2100 minutes) and 8503 percent (for the day) is simply too small a drop to warrant a halt when you have a market that is as volatile as China's.
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If there were to be a big, convincing, systemwide drive to tax the hidden assets of the rich, to drag them inside the same norms that constrain the rest of us, to make it clear that we are all playing by the same rules — well, then maybe we can start to talk about abolishing cash.
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After Monday night's events, it's safe to assume that almost nobody's mind was changed: "A systemwide disaster" is how Derek Eadon, a former Iowa Democratic Party chairman, described the embarrassing imbroglio of technological malfunction and bureaucratic disorder that undermined trust in the state's electoral system and, as of Tuesday evening, had yet to produce definitive results.
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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.
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Flint residents didn't have to pay the highest water bill for too long because in August 2015, a state judge ordered the city to roll back water and sewer rates by 35% and end a monthly service charge that generated $900,000 systemwide, according to Food & Water Watch and and the attorney for residents who filed two suits.
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According to survey findings given exclusively to VICE from the Comptroller's Office, a quarter of L train riders said the line deserved a D or F—which is lower than the 37 percent amongst all respondents—and 64 percent reported delays at least half the time they take the train, compared to 70 percent of riders systemwide.
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However, if you are within spitting distance of a mileage program&aposs top status tier and there are benefits like systemwide upgrades, tens of thousands of bonus miles, or the chance to gift elite status to someone else at stake, it might be worth trying to hit a credit card spending threshold to unlock that value.
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" UC Santa Cruz Chancellor Cynthia Larive said in a statement to The New Republic that the university has no authority to change an already agreed upon system-wide contract, and that the UC Office of the President—which manages the fiscal and business operations of the University of California system—"is best suited to talk about [the] systemwide collective bargaining agreement.
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