New York City officials violated state environmental law when they began building a school complex on a contaminated site in the South Bronx without first coming up with a plan to ensure that students and the public would not be exposed to pollutants in the future, a state judge has ruled.
Relative risks of health impacts from rising sea levels were derived from published models that assess the contribution of projected sea-level rise, topography, and population distribution to estimate numbers of people likely to be exposed to flooding in the future (Hoozemans and Hulsburgen 1995; Nicholls et al. 1999).
The experts emphasized that no one should take Cipro or any other antibiotic out of fear that they might be exposed to anthrax at some indefinite future time.
A trustee who used his discretion to adjust a trust's distribution every few years would be exposed to lawsuits if current or future beneficiaries did not like the outcome, said Matthew Lynch, the chief fiduciary officer at Wilmington Trust.
Without additional measures, more people will be exposed to higher sound levels in future decades [ 2].
As is the case with many viral diseases, vaccination is the best way to prevent hepatitis A. Vaccination is a quick, easy way to get immunity for hepatitis A, so if you believe you may be exposed to hepatitis A in the future, it's a very good idea to get a vaccine as soon as possible.
The college believed that if it were to support the commission, it might "at all future times be exposed to fluctatuions of political parties, attacks and influences very injurious to the peace and to the steady performance of its duties".
Bonuses will also be exposed to clawback, meaning they would be pegged to future performance.
Future viewers will be exposed to far more data than ever before if the NBA keeps its eyes and ears open to producing more statistics.
