Howard made the threat of litigation a public cause, warning that individual greed was replacing community values.
For many public finance experts, such intentions cause warning lights to flash, and for good reason - the risks are substantial.
Research companies will rub their hands together as they prepare new 80 page whitepapers with titles such as "How Companies Who Pay Us Money Can Prevent Your Data Being Lost" (complete with FDA "may cause drowsiness" warning label on the cover).
The validation report class encapsulates both an XML document containing information about which tests have passed, failed or caused warnings and a ValidationResult property.
Of the 355 million claims filled by Express Scripts last year, 33 million caused warnings to pop up on the pharmacist's computer screen; 600,000 of those prescriptions were changed.
The landslide also blocked off the Naches River and caused warnings of severe flooding.
The firm announced the lay-off of up to 5,000 full-time and 3,000 temporary workers from its staff of 44,000.See article: The technology slumpEricsson, a giant telecoms-equipment maker, issued a profits warning, causing its shares to plummet 20%.
Launching the planned new guidelines in January, Professor Dame Sally Davies, the government's chief medical officer for England, caused controversy by warning that "drinking any level of alcohol regularly carries a health risk for anyone, but if men and women limit their intake to no more than 14 units a week it keeps the risk of illness like cancer and liver disease low".
–.ly domains deemed to be in violation of NIC.ly regulation are being deregistered and removed without warning – causing significant inconvenience and damage.
The news feed would eventually become one of Facebook's most popular features, but dropping it onto everyone's home page at once without warning caused uneasiness to snowball and produce "Students Against Facebook News Feed".
