Many of our young people are often charged with quality-of-life offenses — possession of certain drugs — that should be handled outside of the criminal-justice system to help get them back on the right path.
At the moment there was no way for consumers to compare the prices being charged and quality of service being provided by individual public and private hospital surgeons.
Macfarlane's set, with its dark waters and fissured crags, has the charged, brooding quality of a symbolist painting by Moreau or Böcklin.
In San Francisco, indigent defendants charged with "quality of life" citations are given meaningful alternatives to fines and jail stays.
And the movement, more than with any previous works by Mr. Ratmansky, is often powerfully charged by qualities of strain and tension; you notice how dancers move from one position to the next, sometimes as if the air is heavier than water, sometimes as if holding onto each other while the rest of life is pulling them asunder.
The detective, unlike the three other officers shot since July 10, did not belong to the Neighborhood Enforcement Stabilization Task Force, a controversial unit charged with pursuing quality-of-life crimes in the city's most crime-ridden neighborhoods.
The inauguration, he said, "is indicative of a common problem that consumers are getting charged for a quality of service that isn't being delivered".
Mr. Manion has become a symbol for Senate Democrats who have charged that the quality of judicial nominees has declined in President Reagan's second term.
These "extras" should be more emotionally charged to improve quality of life, energy, healthfulness, etc.
The businessman should provide better quality goods and service's at a reasonable price.The commodity should be charged according to quality of it.A business should sell goods and services regularly.
